According to McKinsey, 79% of executives say AI adoption is a priority—but only 24% say their organisation has embedded it successfully.
The disconnect?
Strategy.
Generative AI training is valuable—but not if it stays in the classroom.
Capability lives in your team’s ability to apply, refine, and sustain new tools over time.
Quick Tip: If you’re not sure what your AI tools are doing with data, start with a basic systems map. What tools are you using? Where is data flowing? Who has access?
In our Digital Maturity Playbook, we noted how maturity often shows up in silos: strong back-end ops, but a confusing digital presence.
Or vice versa.
Our blog ratings have climbed from 7.0 to 9.6, with stronger engagement, more shares, and sharper market positioning. While March’s entries looked like a dip, they were actually part of a two-part series—and yes, the first post was a little long by our standards, but in context, it held its ground. Remember: AI is a guide, not the judge. After a quick clarification with the model, we saw the revised score lift to 8.3. Maybe we did rush that one a little—but it still delivered a solid result.
Quick Tip for Using AI in Practice: Tools like Fathom can transcribe and summarise client meetings in real time—saving hours on follow-up and giving you instant clarity on next steps.
AI in business doesn’t start with tools—it starts with truth.
If you’re unsure whether you’re ahead, behind, or misaligned, our Snapshot Quiz is a great way to find out.
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Bridging the gap between your team’s expertise and technology with a tailored digital strategy that empowers your business to stay future-focused.
