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The problem is rarely the technology. It's that most companies skip the boring, essential work of defining what success actually looks like before they start buying tools.

Everyone's focused on the model improvements. The real story is the data residency and compliance infrastructure they're quietly building.

Everyone is building RAG applications. Most of them shouldn't be. Here's how to tell if retrieval-augmented generation is actually the right approach for your use case.

If you can't answer these clearly, you're not ready to spend money on AI yet.

A great demo tells you almost nothing about whether a product will work in your environment. Here's what to look at instead.

Pilots succeed in controlled conditions. Production requires dealing with everything you conveniently excluded from the pilot.