Over the last two years every software vendor has added the word "AI" to its price list. The result is that an SME owner receives three proposals a week, all "AI-powered", and none answers the only question that matters. What, concretely, changes for me?
That is why we wrote the complete guide to AI in business for SMEs. It is not a catalogue: it is what we tell clients when they ask where to start, including the things we advise against.
What you will find inside
An honest map. The three levels of AI that actually exist: general assistants, AI on your documents and AI inside your processes. For each one, how autonomous it is and, above all, where the data ends up. For a manufacturer or a professional firm, that is not a technical detail: it is a contractual risk.
Real numbers. Projects we have delivered, with before-and-after figures. A query that went from 18 minutes to 12 seconds at a retail chain with 120 stores. A catalogue of 2,065 products reduced to 893 components in two days, at 95% accuracy. No hypothetical examples.
The questions to ask. Six questions to put to anyone proposing AI to you, us included: which measurable problem it solves, where the models run, what happens when it gets it wrong, who owns the code. If they can't answer, they aren't ready.
On top of that: the four-step path we use to introduce AI without upheaval, and what the AI Act, GDPR and NIS2 already require.
Open, no sign-up
The whole guide can be read on the site, without leaving your email. There is also a PDF at the bottom to pass on to the people who decide with you.
It is the principle we work by: we tell you the truth, even when it costs us a sale. It applies to AI too.