BOR Announces Systemwide Strategic Objectives for Artificial Intelligence Integration
PushButton AI Team ·
BOR Announces Systemwide Strategic Objectives for Artificial Intelligence Integration
You bought the AI tool. Nobody used it. $200/month gone.
That's not stupidity. That's what happens when there's no clear objective before the purchase.
South Dakota's Board of Regents just released
You bought the AI tool. Nobody used it. $200/month gone.
That's not stupidity. That's what happens when there's no clear objective before the purchase.
South Dakota's Board of Regents just released a systemwide AI strategy — and the most important part wasn't the technology. It was that they defined specific objectives first, then matched tools to outcomes.
Most business owners do this completely backwards. They buy the tool, then try to figure out what problem it solves. That's why adoption fails and budgets disappear.
The smarter move is embarrassingly simple. Pick one painful, repetitive task your team does every week. Define what "better" looks like in measurable terms. Then find the tool that solves that specific thing.
Not a platform. Not an ecosystem. One task. One tool. One win.
That first win changes everything — your confidence, your team's buy-in, and your ability to make the next AI decision without second-guessing yourself.
Start here: Write down the one task your team complains about most. That's your AI starting point.
No coding. No consultants. No system overhaul required.
What's one repeatable task in your business that eats time every single week?
