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Longer-form research from engagements that shipped. Read the summary on this site, then take the full PDF if the argument holds for your operation.
Take advantage of generative AI in your product innovation
A working method for putting generative AI inside a product roadmap, without betting the roadmap on it.
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Product
24 pages
Take advantage of generative AI in your product innovation
A working method for putting generative AI inside a product roadmap, without betting the roadmap on it.
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Logistics
21 pages
AI in logistics: where the return actually comes from
Route, dock and exception handling, ranked by measured payback across live deployments.
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Manufacturing
19 pages
Industrial IoT: getting from pilot to plant-wide
Why connected-equipment pilots succeed and plant-wide rollouts stall, and the architecture that survives both.
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Cross-industry
17 pages
The data foundation AI actually needs
Not a warehouse. A reliable path to the handful of tables that decide whether a model is useful.
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Cross-industry
22 pages
Agents in production: a control model
Permissions, review gates and error budgets for systems that take actions rather than answer questions.
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Manufacturing
16 pages
The economics of item-level traceability
What inventory inaccuracy costs, where the money actually leaks, and what a scan-based operation returns.
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