O'Melveny smooths Microsoft partner acquisition - ICLG
PushButton AI Team ·
O'Melveny smooths Microsoft partner acquisition - ICLG
The biggest AI deals happen at the enterprise level. That doesn't mean they have any answers for you.
When Microsoft's partners get acquired by firms serving Fortune 100 companies, the headlines soun
The biggest AI deals happen at the enterprise level. That doesn't mean they have any answers for you.
When Microsoft's partners get acquired by firms serving Fortune 100 companies, the headlines sound impressive. But none of that trickles down to the business owner still paying $200/month for a tool their team quietly stopped using six months ago.
You're not behind because you missed some big corporate AI merger. You're stuck because the advice you've received was built for companies with 10,000 employees and a dedicated IT department — not your actual business.
Here's what that enterprise world quietly confirms though: AI adoption works when it's matched to a specific, existing workflow. Not bolted onto everything. Not rolled out company-wide on day one. One process. One problem. One win.
Start there. Pick the single most repetitive task your team does every week — writing proposals, answering customer questions, sorting leads. Find one tool that handles just that. Measure the time saved after 30 days. That's your proof of concept, and it costs almost nothing to test.
The Fortune 100 companies didn't start with enterprise AI. They started with one use case that worked.
What's the one task in your business you'd eliminate tomorrow if you could?
