AI for business · AI consulting and audit
AI consulting for business, so you know what is worth paying for
You tell me about your company, and I help you judge where artificial intelligence makes sense and where it would be wasted money. You leave with a simple plan and a calm head before the decision.
Do any of these sound familiar?
- You receive “AI implementation” offers and don't know which ones make sense.
- You have an idea for AI in your company but nobody to discuss it with.
- You're afraid of spending money on something that won't work.
- You don't understand the language salespeople and technicians use about AI.
- Competitors boast about new things, and you don't know if you have to do the same.
Before you buy anything, it helps to talk to someone who has no interest in selling it to you.
What it is
What AI consulting and audit mean
It's a conversation in which we look at your company and assess where artificial intelligence can help. You describe your working day, and I ask questions and point out tasks that suit AI support, as well as ones where it makes no sense.
If you need more, we do an audit: I look more closely at chosen areas of the company and describe them step by step. The result is a short document with a list of ideas, from the simplest to the most demanding, and an assessment of what is worth doing first.
I use plain language and explain every term. If I decide AI doesn't pay off for you yet, I'll say so honestly. I'd rather you spend your money wisely than quickly. You don't need to prepare or know any concepts. Just tell me about your company in your own words, and I'll take care of the rest.
What you gain
What you gain from consulting
An independent opinion
You get an assessment from someone who doesn't sell one particular program and looks at your company, not at their own offer.
A simple plan of next steps
You know what to do first, what can wait and what is better left alone.
Language you understand
Every term is explained. After the conversation you know what you're talking about when you speak to suppliers.
Less risk in spending
We weed out ideas that don't pay off before you spend money on them.
Example
What it looks like in practice
Before the consultation
After the consultationAn illustrative example based on situations I often see in small businesses.
Step by step
What it looks like from your side
- 1
A short conversation
Your part: a conversationYou tell me about your company and what wears you down or what you'd like to improve.
- 2
A review of ideas
Your part: answersTogether we go through the AI ideas and judge which ones make sense in your situation.
- 3
A plan on paper
Your part: reading itI write up the conclusions in plain language: what to do first, what later and what to avoid.
- 4
Your decision
Your part: a decisionYou decide whether to do it yourself or want my help. Nothing obliges you.
What you get
What you get
- A conversation about your company and its daily tasks
- A list of AI ideas, from the simplest
- An honest assessment of what pays off and what doesn't yet
- A short plan of next steps in plain language
- Explanations of unclear terms, without jargon
- Answers to your questions after the conversation
“I don't sell one program, so I can tell you straight when something won't pay off in your company. That way you know where you stand before you spend a penny.”
Who AI consulting is for
- Owners who receive “AI implementation” offers and don't know which ones make sense
- Companies that want to assess an AI idea before spending money on it
- Boards of small companies that need an independent opinion before deciding
- Business owners who want to understand the topic in plain language
Frequently asked questions
What does AI consulting for business involve?
It's a conversation where you tell me about your company and I help you assess where AI can be useful and where it can't. At the end you get a simple plan: what to do first, what to avoid and roughly how much work it means. No jargon, and no selling you things you don't need.
Do I have to buy an implementation after the consultation?
No. You can treat the consultation as a stand-alone service. You get conclusions and a plan to use as you wish: do it yourself, ask me to do it or choose someone else. You are not committed to anything. The decision is entirely yours, and you can make it at any time.
Do I need to prepare documents or data?
No. It's enough to tell me how your work looks and what wears you down. If something needs a look, such as a quote template, I'll ask for it during the conversation. I don't need sensitive data. What counts is your own view of the company.
How is a consultation different from an audit?
A consultation is a conversation and a quick assessment of ideas. An audit is more thorough: we go through specific processes in the company and describe them step by step. If it turns out after our talk that an audit makes sense, I'll say so. If not, I won't suggest one.
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