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Automate
Is Your Automation Stuck in One Person's Browser Tabs? How to Build Company-Owned Automation
Company-owned automation keeps working when the person who built it leaves. How to inventory workflows, move them to company accounts and test them.
Amelia Gagne
Automate
The Receptionist, the Bookkeeper and the Marketing Intern: What AI Adoption Really Covers
What small business AI adoption looks like in Census and Chamber data, which jobs AI covers (calls, bookkeeping, drafts) and how a small team should start.
Amelia Gagne
Automate
Most Small Businesses Have Tried AI. Here Is How an AI Pilot Becomes Daily Work
Most small businesses have tried AI; few run on it. Why an AI pilot stalls after the demo, what MIT and Census data show, and eight steps to move it into daily work.
Amelia Gagne
Automate
Amazon Cut 30,000 Roles and Flattened Its Managers. Your Small Team Can Automate the Coordination Work It Never Had Help With
Amazon cut about 30,000 roles and flattened management. How a small business can automate its own coordination work, safely, starting this week.
Brian Gagne
Automate
Tariff Costs Hit $306,000 for the Average Small-Business Importer. Now What?
Tariff costs rose $306,000 for the average small-business importer. What the Fed survey, the Supreme Court ruling and Section 122 mean, and how to protect margin.
Amelia Gagne
Automate
Short Staffed? How Automation Bridges the Workforce Gap in Massachusetts
How a short-staffed Massachusetts business can use automation to close the workforce gap: what to automate first, how to measure it, and training grants.
Brian Gagne