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Infosys just partnered with Anthropic to build "enterprise AI solutions." That headline means nothing to you — and that's not your fault. Here's the thing. You probably already tried an AI tool tha
Infosys just partnered with Anthropic to build "enterprise AI solutions."
That headline means nothing to you — and that's not your fault.
Here's the thing. You probably already tried an AI tool that sounded promising. Maybe a consultant sold you on it. Now it sits unused, charging $200 a month while your team works around it like a piece of furniture nobody likes but nobody removes.
You're not tech-stupid. You bought a solution before anyone defined the problem.
That's exactly what's happening at the enterprise level too. Big companies are announcing massive AI partnerships — and most of those "solutions" will quietly fail because they started with the technology, not the business problem.
The ones that win start differently. They pick one specific, painful bottleneck. One workflow that eats hours every week. Then they find the simplest tool that fixes just that.
Not a platform. Not a transformation. One problem, one fix, measurable result within 30 days.
This week, write down the single task your team repeats most that adds zero value. That's your starting point — not a vendor pitch, not a demo. Just that one thing.
What's one AI tool you bought that your team never actually adopted — and what do you think went wrong?
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The positive move followed Infosys' announcement that it has partnered with Anthropic to develop and deliver advanced enterprise AI solutions for ...
