FeaturedDeciding2 min
Nine signs your business has outgrown its tools
Not opinions about your software. Observable events that mean the tools are now the constraint.
Writing that helps you decide, not writing that sells.
Frameworks and methods we actually use with clients, including the parts that argue against hiring us. If one of these saves you from a project you did not need, it has done its job.
- AI4 min
Where AI actually helps a small business, and where it does not
An honest map from a company that sells AI. There are places it is transformative, places it is a liability, and a large middle where it is simply the wrong tool.
Read - Going digital4 min
Leaving legacy software without losing your data
The old system is not still running because you like it. It is running because the migration is frightening. Here is how to make it boring.
Read - Automation3 min
What to automate first when everything is manual
When all of it is manual, the instinct is to start with the most annoying task. That is usually the wrong one.
Read - Deciding4 min
Buy or build: how to actually decide
A decision framework that does not end in whatever the person answering it sells. Four questions, in order.
Read - Deciding4 min
The real cost of running your business on spreadsheets
Spreadsheets are free to buy and expensive to run. Here is how to put a number on what yours cost you last year.
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Rather have the version that applies to your business?
Forty-five minutes on how your operation actually runs, then a written summary of what we would fix first. Free, and yours to keep.