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The US government just issued a formal request to figure out which AI tools actually work for inventory management before spending a dime. Smart move. Too bad most vendors won't tell you that's even
The US government just issued a formal request to figure out which AI tools actually work for inventory management before spending a dime.
Smart move. Too bad most vendors won't tell you that's even an option.
If you've ever paid for an AI tool your team quietly stopped using, you're not alone — and you're not bad at technology. You picked from a menu nobody explained to you. That's on the vendors, not on you.
Here's what the VA figured out that most business owners haven't been told: define the specific problem first, then test the market for solutions. Not the other way around.
Most AI buying decisions happen backwards. You see a demo, it looks impressive, you sign up — and three months later nobody logs in. The problem was never matched to the tool.
One move worth making this week: write one sentence describing your single biggest operational headache. Not "we need AI." Something like "we lose track of inventory after it leaves the warehouse." That sentence is your filter for every vendor conversation going forward.
Specific problem, specific tool. That's the sequence that actually works.
What's the one business problem you wish AI could genuinely solve for you right now?
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