AI agents: what they can and cannot do in a business process
Agents that carry out tasks independently are the promise of the moment. Where they work, where they break down, and the question you need to answer first.
AI advice that helps you decide
Real-world experience, frameworks and no-nonsense advice for senior leaders who want to put AI to work with impact. 12 articles, none of them written to sell you anything.
AI in Europe
European brands already running AI in production.
Not my clients. Examples of what happens once AI moves past the pilot stage.
Sweden
AI customer service assistant
Germany
Fashion assistant for product advice
Investment firm
AI strategy and use-case portfolio
Netherlands
AI Trip Planner for travel planning
Germany
Industrial Copilot for engineering
Enterprise retailer
AI-driven vendor selection
Sweden
AI DJ and personalized playlists
Germany
Generative voice assistant in the car
International manufacturer
AI roadmap and leadership
Netherlands
Generative chatbot for customer queries
France
Beauty Genius: personalized advice
Financial services firm
KYC accelerated with AI document analysis
Germany
Joule: copilot in business software
France
Hopla: grocery shopping assistant
SaaS scale-up
AI readiness assessment
Netherlands
AI-driven payment optimization
Netherlands
AI in medical imaging
Professional services firm
Internal AI assistant for knowledge workers
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A fair comparison on independence, speed, depth, cost and delivery power, so you choose the right partner, even when that isn't me.
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Agents that carry out tasks independently are the promise of the moment. Where they work, where they break down, and the question you need to answer first.
Most AI strategies don't fail on the strategy itself, but on translating it. Three steps that force that translation.
The question is rarely "can we build this ourselves?" but "do we still want to be maintaining this in three years?" A decision framework in four questions.
Not the most spectacular, but the most boring. Four traits the winners share, and four patterns that almost always stall.
A fair comparison on independence, speed, depth, cost and delivery power, so you choose the right partner, even when that isn't me.
"Get your data in order first" is as often an excuse as it is a necessity. How to work out which one applies to you.
Governance nobody uses protects nobody. Four mechanisms that make the difference, and what you can safely skip.
The pilot worked. Everyone was excited. And a year later, nothing has scaled up. Five causes, five countermeasures.
Time saved isn't a saving until someone spends that time differently. A costing model that survives the CFO's scrutiny.
Giving everyone a licence isn't an adoption strategy. Why an empty input box is the biggest barrier, and what actually works.
Criteria first, vendors second. A selection process built to withstand good demos and internal preferences.
Half the time, the answer is: you don't. Four situations where outside help pays off, and four where you're better off doing it yourself.