Which AI strategy guide do you need?
Seven implementation guides, $29 to $49, each built around one problem. Find the sentence that sounds like your week, then start with the free article if you want to see the thinking before you buy.
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Our AI pilots work but never reach production. Which guide helps?
The Velocity Gap Framework $29. Diagnoses the eight organizational habits that stall AI work after a successful pilot, and gives a week-by-week plan to remove them.
My data team keeps having to defend its budget. Which guide helps?
The Profit Center Framework $29. Moves a data or analytics team through four maturity levels until its output shows up on the P&L instead of the cost line.
We shipped the AI and nobody uses it. Which guide helps?
The Phronetic AI Framework $29. Explains why answer-machine AI gets abandoned and how to redesign systems so expert users adopt them.
We don't know which AI bets to fund. Which guide helps?
The Break Away Advantage $39. Separates table-stakes AI work from competitive-edge and industry-defining bets so all three get funded properly.
Leadership ignores our analysis. Which guide helps?
The So What Framework $39. Takes analytical work from data dump to strategic recommendation, with scripts for each level of maturity.
We can't prove the ROI of our AI agents. Which guide helps?
The AI Agent P&L $49. Replaces headcount-replacement math with a full agent P&L: revenue lines, five cost layers, and pilot-to-production decision gates.
Finance needs to lead AI, not just approve the budget. Which guide helps?
The Strategic Architect $49. A 19-chapter operating guide for finance-led AI, including regulatory exposure and a 100-day roadmap.
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