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Consulting and training

Most questions about AI are not technical ones. They are: is this worth it at all, what will it cost us, and what happens to whatever we put in.

What you get out of it

An honest assessment

We will tell you when the effort is not worth it. A consultant who likes every project has nothing to tell you.

Your people can do it themselves afterwards

Training on your real tasks, not on examples from a slide. Whoever leaves the room has solved something of their own with it.

Individuals welcome too

You do not have to be a company. Anyone who wants to understand privately what these tools do, and where their limits are, is just as welcome.

How it works

  1. Listen before recommending anything

    What do you do all day, where does time disappear, what has already been tried. Without that hour, every recommendation is guesswork.

  2. Set out what is possible

    What works today, what does not, what only works with effort. With numbers where numbers exist, and a plain “we do not know” where they do not.

  3. Practise rather than lecture

    The hands-on part runs on your documents and your processes. What you take away, you built yourself.

What you receive

  • A written assessment of what is worth doing and what is not
  • Trained staff who carry it on without us
  • Material that still makes sense weeks after the session
  • Clear statements about what happens to your inputs