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The US Navy isn't buying AI tools and hoping someone uses them. They're building AI around one question: "What decision does this help us make faster?" That's the gap between AI that sits unused and
The US Navy isn't buying AI tools and hoping someone uses them.
They're building AI around one question: "What decision does this help us make faster?"
That's the gap between AI that sits unused and AI that actually works.
You've probably felt this. You bought a tool, it seemed promising, and three months later nobody on the team touches it. Not because your team is lazy — because nobody ever connected that tool to a specific decision your business makes every single day.
The Navy's approach cuts through the noise. Before any technology gets deployed, they identify the exact bottleneck it solves. No bottleneck, no deployment. Simple as that.
This works for a $50M defense operation. It works for your business too.
Here's your one action this week: Write down the three decisions in your business that slow everything down when they're delayed. Pricing approvals. Hiring calls. Client proposals. That list is your AI roadmap — and it costs you nothing to create.
You don't need a consultant. You don't need to learn anything technical. You just need clarity on where the friction lives first.
What's the one decision in your business that always seems to bottleneck everything else?
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Naval Information Forces Chief of Staff, Capt. Christi Montgomery and Office of the Chief of Naval Operations Director of Warfighting Integration ...
