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Microsoft just created an entire new business unit because enterprises can't figure out how to deploy AI either. You're not behind. The big guys are still working it out too. If you've paid for an A
Microsoft just created an entire new business unit because enterprises can't figure out how to deploy AI either.
You're not behind. The big guys are still working it out too.
If you've paid for an AI tool your team quietly stopped using, you're in good company. It's not that you picked wrong. It's that nobody — not even Microsoft — has made this simple enough yet. That's on the vendors, not on you.
Here's what the Microsoft news actually tells us. The companies winning with AI aren't buying off-the-shelf tools and hoping for the best. They're starting with one specific problem, then building a solution around it. That's a very different approach.
For a business your size, that means one question matters more than any other right now: What's the one task your team repeats every week that eats time and produces no real thinking?
Start there. Not with a platform. Not with a strategy overhaul. Just that one task.
Nail that, and you'll have your proof of concept — something real you can measure within 30 days, without touching the systems that already work.
What's the AI tool currently collecting dust in your business — and what were you promised it would do?
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Microsoft is creating a new business unit to help large enterprises deploy customised AI solutions as competition in enterprise artificial ...