Implementing AI into a business is not black and white. Every business has diffe

By Logan Panchot · November 11, 2026 · Curated by George's Blog

Implementing AI into a business is not black and white.

Every business has different requirements. Different budgets, existing systems, privacy concerns, internal policies, and workflows.

What works for a roofing company probably isn’t going to work for a healthcare provider.

And what works for a 10-person law firm might be completely wrong for a 500-person enterprise.

Right now, most businesses’ AI strategy looks something like this:

Buy ChatGPT or Claude subscriptions for employees.

Tell everyone to start using AI.

Hope productivity goes through the roof.

And look, that’s actually a great first step.

But it’s just that. A first step.

The real productivity gains come when you stop asking employees to use AI and start building AI into the workflows they already perform.

Think about it this way: What if your job shifted from doing the work to reviewing the work?

Instead of spending three hours compiling a report, you spend 15 minutes reviewing one.

Instead of manually collecting information from five different systems, you have an agent do it, and you approve the result.

Instead of your employees spending half their day on administrative tasks, they spend that time doing the things you actually hired them to do.

That’s where things get interesting.