Skip the hype. A pragmatic roadmap to get one AI use case into production in a quarter.
Most small businesses fail at AI by trying to 'adopt AI' in the abstract. Instead: week 1, 2, pick one painful, repetitive task; week 3, 6, prototype with off-the-shelf tools and one owner; week 7, 10, run it in parallel with the manual process; week 11, 13, measure hours saved and decide to scale or stop. One shipped use case beats ten pilots.
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