I’ve been spending time clarifying and refining a small set of advisory services focused on helpi...I’ve been spending time clarifying and refining a small set of advisory services focused on helpi...
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I’ve been spending time clarifying and refining a small set of advisory services focused on helping leaders make sense of complex technology and AI situations before committing to action.
Less “automating because we can,” more about creating clarity, surfacing risks, and supporting better decisions. It’s been a useful exercise in practicality, restraint, and focus.
A great breakdown of the modern AI ecosystem! 🚀 Building robust, scalable AI applications requires bringing together the right tools at every layer, from vector databases for context to evaluation frameworks for reliability.
A great breakdown of the modern AI ecosystem! 🚀 Building robust, scalable AI applications requires bringing together the right tools at every layer, from vector databases for context to evaluation frameworks for reliability.
I've been heavily focused on working across this...
Built an AI-powered lead qualification and CRM automation system using Make.com, Tally Forms, Google Sheets, and Gmail.
The workflow automatically captures business enquiries, analyzes and scores leads based on budget, service fit, timeline, and project details, assigns priority levels, detects duplicate submissions, and sends automated email notifications.
This project demonstrates how AI and automation can simplify lead management, reduce manual work, and help businesses respond to potential clients more efficiently.
We built a short video for Miwi, a drink brand that needed visuals as fresh as the product.
The approach: bold colour contrast to carry the brand, tight macro shots to show texture and condensation, and quick cuts timed to the beat so every second earns its place. Motion was designed vertical-first, so the product reads clearly even on a small screen.
With beverage content, the first two seconds decide everything. Lead with the most tactile shot, not the logo.
The pink splash against the black and cream torn paper is a real contrast, and the can stays the hero even with all the motion. How long is the final cut?