Topic
Where to start, how to scope the first move, and how to create proof that is strong enough to scale across teams.
Why this topic matters
A rollout should start where the owner feels the pain, the team can test the change quickly, and leadership can see whether the new rhythm is actually used.
Where this connects
Decision checks
BlockBuzz
A BlockBuzz case study showing how a compact team used AI to improve 4 operating areas: service operations, campaign support, team coordination, and founder follow-through.
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