Good Discovery Isn't About Asking More Questions
Most business assessments open with sixty questions. Here is why we cut most of them, and the three-state rule that replaced them.
ReadMost AI integration fails because companies install AI on the organization they think they have, rather than the one they actually run.
These are notes from building it — what worked, what did not, and the sequence we arrived at.
Most business assessments open with sixty questions. Here is why we cut most of them, and the three-state rule that replaced them.
ReadMost AI integration fails because companies install AI on the organization they think they have, rather than the one they actually run.
ReadOne is written down. The other is real. AI gets installed on the first one and the work lives in the second.
ReadFour questions that decide whether a task should be automated — and when automating it makes things worse.
ReadAI workforce architecture defines what humans own, what machines own, and who is accountable at every handoff.
ReadGovernance is not paperwork. It is authority, boundaries, verification, and what happens when the system is wrong.
ReadActivity metrics prove an AI system is running. They do not prove it is working.
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