Most businesses optimize the wrong thing. They chase revenue. Cut costs. Hire more people. Buy better tools. But after thinking deeply about what actually drives business success, I realized something: Time is the scarcest resource, not money. Here's the framework: Every

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I have yet to see a problem where RAG is the best solution. Its 'cool', its a where a lot start, it seems to get a lot of attention... but's never the best solution (from what I've seen so far). Its context heavy Contains a lot of security issues Is expensive to build right

been building more and more AI based workflows for manufacturers and healthcare. Built my own dev team trained on my specific agentic framework. Can now build and deploy the same systems in 3 days instead of a week. The agentic framework (based on the concept of security and

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main marketing architecture in place... now will take time and use to dial it in over the next few weeks

Excited to share our Nvidia demos built for SIs and Public Sector clients. First met with Nvidia team 3 months ago, now here sharing PoCs and actual deployed AI across 20+ facilities in Manufacturing, Healthcare, and Public Sector. Full agentic workflows and tech stacks built

About a month ago, I was invited to a group of large manufacturers building with AI... it was insane. These groups are so far ahead on so many levels, and what they are doing floored me. I see people automating responses with AI, and trying to auto quote, or using AI to

The hardware / AI combo is how manufacturing in the US makes a comeback - digital twins - training agents on twins - training robots and industrial automation in twins - AI powered robots - twin-trained agents and robots creating a deployable operating system