PushButton AI Team ·

EY and Microsoft just committed $1 billion to AI in finance, HR, and supply chain. That's not news for you. That's a signal worth understanding. Here's the thing nobody tells you: the biggest compa
EY and Microsoft just committed $1 billion to AI in finance, HR, and supply chain.
That's not news for you. That's a signal worth understanding.
Here's the thing nobody tells you: the biggest companies in the world are still figuring out exactly the same problems you are. Which function does AI actually improve? Where does it stick? Where does it quietly get ignored?
You're not behind. You're just being sold a version of AI that was never designed for how your business actually runs.
The EY-Microsoft announcement is telling because of what they chose to target first — back-office functions with repetitive, rule-based work. Invoicing. Payroll. Risk reports. Not the flashy stuff. The boring, expensive, time-consuming stuff.
That's your roadmap.
Pick one process your team repeats every week that follows predictable steps. Not your core product. Not your customer relationships. Just one admin process you'd pay someone to never do manually again.
Start there. Prove it works. Then expand.
That's how a $1 billion strategy and a smart small business owner end up with the same first move.
What's one repetitive task in your business you'd automate tomorrow if someone handed you the right tool — no coding, no overhaul required?
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Initially, the joint services will focus on finance, tax, risk, human resources and supply chain functions in sectors including financial services, ...