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The quiet cost of tool sprawl

Five subscriptions, one workflow, and nobody sure which one is the record.

An empty office corridor with glass meeting rooms

A short opening that says what the reader gets, rather than what the piece covers.

The first thing to fix

Start with the workflow that already annoys somebody. Our AI literacy training is built around exactly that, and the case study shows what it looked like in practice.

What we would do differently

Less tooling, earlier measurement, and one named owner per workflow. Everything else follows from those three.

Sean Ellis

Head of Strategy

Sean works on the measurement side of adoption: which workflow to instrument first, what good looks like at three months, and how to tell a real change from a busy one. LinkedIn (opens in a new tab)

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