Deloitte awarded $21M FDA Rhapsody Application Implementation Support task
PushButton AI Team ·
Deloitte awarded $21M FDA Rhapsody Application Implementation Support task
Deloitte just won a $21M government contract to implement one application.
That's not a flex. That's a warning about how AI implementation actually works.
You bought the tool. Your team doesn't use
Deloitte just won a $21M government contract to implement one application.
That's not a flex. That's a warning about how AI implementation actually works.
You bought the tool. Your team doesn't use it. $200/month quietly draining while the login page collects dust. That's not your fault — that's what happens when implementation gets treated like installation.
Here's what that Deloitte contract quietly confirms: even the biggest organizations need serious support to make software stick. Not the software itself. The change around it.
Most AI tools fail not because the technology is wrong. They fail because nobody mapped the tool to a specific daily workflow before the invoice hit.
That's the gap consultants skip and vendors never mention. They sell you the hammer. Nobody asks what nail you're actually trying to hit.
The fix is simpler than you think. Before your next AI decision, write one sentence: "This tool will save [specific person] [specific time] on [specific task] every week." If you can't write that sentence, don't buy it yet.
That single filter has saved my clients more than any feature comparison ever did.
What's the one task in your business that eats the most repetitive time right now — the thing your team complains about but everyone accepts as normal?
