Baloise modernizes its data platform with Microsoft Fabric and ALTYCA - Source EMEA
PushButton AI Team ·
Baloise modernizes its data platform with Microsoft Fabric and ALTYCA - Source EMEA
You bought the AI tool. Nobody used it. $200/month gone, and a quiet voice asking "am I just not getting this?"
You're getting it fine. The tools are genuinely confusing.
Here's what a major insuran
You bought the AI tool. Nobody used it. $200/month gone, and a quiet voice asking "am I just not getting this?"
You're getting it fine. The tools are genuinely confusing.
Here's what a major insurance company just figured out that most business owners never hear: before they added any AI, they got their data organized first. Not glamorous. Not the thing gurus put in webinars. But it's exactly why their AI actually worked instead of sitting unused.
Most AI failures aren't AI failures. They're data failures. You can't run a clean process on messy inputs. The tool isn't broken — it just had nothing solid to work with.
This matters for you because it reframes where to start. Not "which AI tool should I buy?" but "what's one process in my business where the information is already clean and consistent?" That's your first AI project. Start there.
Pick one workflow where your team already enters the same data the same way every time. That's your low-risk test. Build one small win. Prove the model. Then expand.
No ripping out systems. No team overhaul. Just one clean process, one focused tool, one result you can measure in 30 days.
What's the AI tool you bought that nobody actually ended up using — and what was it supposed to solve?
