AI Strategy for managers who want to generate real value(not just "try tools")
AI is not adopted by installing a chatbot. It is adopted by making smart decisions: where to apply AI, with what priority, what risks to manage, and what to build so the business gains real capacity.
The problem with many AI initiatives
The market talks about AI as a tool. The manager needs a business thesis.
"The problem is not "lack of AI". It's lack of clarity to decide where it really matters."
AI initiatives disconnected from each other.
Decisions made by hype, not by return.
Teams with new tools, but without criteria to prioritize.
Pilots that don't scale and automations that don't move the needle.
AI is not a tool you buy. It is a strategic decision you design.
At Suricata Labs, the starting point is not "which model to use", but where value is created. AI only makes sense when connected to critical workflows and high-cost decisions.
AI Strategy for managers who want to generate real value
"First clarity. Then technology."
Who is this for? (and who is it not for)
For whom YES
- Managers and leadership teams needing a clear adoption map.
- Companies wanting to prioritize 2–5 bets with real impact.
- Organizations willing to adjust processes and data.
- Cases where it makes sense to build custom solutions.
For whom NO
- Those looking for "just a chatbot" as the main initiative.
- Those wanting quick automations without impact discussion.
- Those expecting results without changes in processes or decisions.
How we work
A 3-phase process to go from noise to clear decisions
1. Diagnosis of workflows and decisions
Objective: understand where AI can move the needle (and where not).
- Mapping of critical workflows.
- Identification of decision points and frictions.
- Preliminary prioritization based on impact and viability.
Deliverable: AI opportunity map by workflow.
2. AI Adoption Strategy
Objective: convert opportunities into an executable roadmap.
- Priority bets (quick wins + structural bets).
- Minimum requirements (data, integration, security).
- Criteria to decide: buy, adapt, or build.
Deliverable: Adoption roadmap.
3. Development Enablement
Objective: take strategy to real construction without improvising.
- Articulation with specialized partners.
- Accompaniment in business ↔ technical team translation.
Deliverable: Technical implementation brief + routing.
What remains at the end
Why this doesn't look like typical "AI consulting"
It doesn't start with tools. It starts with business value logic.
It doesn't sell technology. It helps decide what is worth building.
Includes the bridge between executives ↔ technical team.
It articulates with high-level partners for complex developments.
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