Move fast and break things.
Put AI to work in your company without breaking what already works.
You see where AI will earn its keep before anything gets built. Your people help shape it, so it gets used, and the first piece is working inside four weeks.
Rod Plucy sits down with the people who do the work and maps how a job really moves through your company. Connor Provines builds the AI that fits it, inside the tools you already use.
So it saves time where you're losing it, and leaves alone the habits that get jobs done right.
Every company runs on things nobody wrote down: the spreadsheet she keeps on the side, the call to Dave because Dave always knows. Some of that is waste. Some of it is why customers call you back. Rod finds out which is which before Connor builds anything.
“Most AI implementations remind me of strapping a rocket to a car.”
Breakfast before the first move
In four weeks you have a map of how the work really moves, a plan for what to wire up next, and one working piece your people already use.
Rod rides along and sits with the office. Connor builds the piece you pick and hands it over working.
Breakfast the morning after
You get what happened in your own people's words, what has to be true before you try again, and who inside your company can lead it.
We sit down with the people who used it, checked its work or worked around it, over twelve to fifteen sessions.
Rod finds out how work really gets done, the workarounds and quiet fixes nobody wrote down, before anyone builds technology on top of it. He has spent more than fifteen years where people meet new technology, two of them embedded at a Fortune 100 footwear brand.
Connor builds AI agents inside owner-run businesses, wired into the systems they already use and stood up in the company's own accounts.
The first one is thirty minutes. Tell us what you're trying to move, or what broke, and we'll tell you whether we're the right people for it.