PushButton AI Team ·
Your team isn't using that AI tool because it wasn't built around a workflow they actually own. That's the real reason. Not laziness. Not resistance to change. The tool solved a problem nobody on you
Your team isn't using that AI tool because it wasn't built around a workflow they actually own.
That's the real reason. Not laziness. Not resistance to change. The tool solved a problem nobody on your team felt responsible for fixing.
Workday just announced AI agents that automate two very specific workflows — IT support tickets and travel expense reporting. Nothing fancy. Just tasks that happen every week, eat up time, and follow a predictable pattern.
That's the signal worth paying attention to. The AI tools getting real adoption right now aren't the ambitious all-in-one platforms. They're the narrow ones targeting a single repetitive workflow your team already does manually.
Think about your business. Where does the same task happen on repeat — same steps, same formats, same bottleneck? That's your starting point. Not a transformation. Just one workflow.
Pick the most painful recurring task your team complains about. Find an AI tool built specifically for that one thing. Measure time saved in 30 days. That's your first real win — and it costs far less than $200/month wasted on something nobody touches.
What's the one workflow in your business you'd most want to stop doing manually?
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WDAY rolls out Sana for ITSM and a new Travel Agent, adding AI agents that automate IT support and travel-to-expense workflows in a single ...