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That AI tool collecting dust? You're not the problem. The product is. Intuit just restructured its entire small business division around AI. Not as a feature — as the foundation. That's a significant
That AI tool collecting dust? You're not the problem. The product is.
Intuit just restructured its entire small business division around AI. Not as a feature — as the foundation. That's a significant signal worth paying attention to.
Here's what it means for you practically: The tools you already use — QuickBooks, payroll software, invoicing — are about to get smarter whether you ask them to or not. The companies behind them are betting their entire future on embedding AI directly into workflows you're already running.
That's actually good news. It means your first AI win doesn't require buying anything new. It means the software your team already opens every morning may quietly start doing more of the heavy lifting.
The smartest move right now isn't researching new AI tools. It's calling whoever manages your existing software subscriptions and asking one question: "What AI features do we already have access to that we're not using?"
That single conversation could uncover something your team can test this week — no new budget, no new vendor, no learning curve.
One small win builds confidence. Confidence builds momentum.
What's one tool your team uses daily where you honestly have no idea what it can do anymore?
#SmallBusiness #AIStrategy #BusinessGrowth #AIForBusiness
Intuit recently announced that Marianna Tessel stepped down as Executive Vice President and General Manager of the Small Business Group, ...
