An AI strategy and roadmap you can act on.
An AI strategy for a small business shouldn't be a slide deck. It should be a short, prioritised plan that says what to do first, what it will cost, who owns it, and what to ignore. That's what the roadmap gives you: twelve months of clear next steps in plain English.
Is this for you?
This is a good fit if:
- You want to plan AI adoption rather than react to the next shiny tool
- Your leadership team needs to agree on priorities and budget
- You've done an audit and need to turn it into a plan
- You want to know what not to spend money on
What you get
- A prioritised 12-month plan in plain English
- Estimated costs and an owner for each initiative
- Quick wins separated from longer-term projects
- A clear “don't bother” list
How it works
- Start from the evidence. The roadmap builds on an audit or on what we learn about your business.
- Prioritise. Opportunities are ordered by value and effort so the first wins come early.
- Plan. Each step gets an owner, a rough cost and a timeframe. It usually takes about a week.
Every engagement is fixed-fee and quoted in writing after a free 30-minute call. You deal with me from start to finish.
Questions
What's in an AI roadmap?
A prioritised list of initiatives with costs, owners and timing, plus the things you've decided not to do.
Do we need an audit first?
It helps, because the roadmap is only as good as the evidence behind it, but we can agree the right starting point on a free call.
Other services
- AI readiness audit: find out where AI will actually pay back.
- Independent advice on which AI tools to buy.
- An AI policy your team will read, aligned with POPIA.
- AI automation built on the tools you already pay for.
- AI training built around your team's real work.
- A fractional Head of AI, a few days a month.