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An AI implementation plan for a small company, in 30, 60, and 90 days
AI implementation for my business starts with the host you already pay, one official OS, and a written gap. It does not start with a platform evaluation.
30, 60, 90
Days 1 to 30: name the host, install one official OS, and write the constraint in one sentence. Days 31 to 60: run that OS on real work a person still approves. Days 61 to 90: either keep it, add a second official OS, or book on demand because the gap is now specific.
How to implement AI in a business is mostly this sequence. The rest is procurement theater. An AI implementation consultant for a small business is useful when the gap is real. The consultant is not a substitute for the host.
Exit criteria, not slogans
Leave a phase when a person can point at the work the OS did and the work a person refused. If you cannot point, you are still in the previous phase.
We do not attach a savings percentage to this plan. A number without your costs is fiction.
| Phase | Owner | Exit |
|---|---|---|
| 1–30 | Whoever pays the host | One OS installed, one constraint written |
| 31–60 | The person who approves the work | Real work ran, and some of it was refused |
| 61–90 | The operator | Keep, add a second OS, or scope on demand |
Questions
Is this an AI implementation roadmap for a large enterprise?
No. It is for a company that can name one host and one line of work. Larger programs need a different plan.
Where do consulting services fit?
After the gap is specific. On demand is priced on that gap, not by the hour.