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Technology · 24 April 2026 · 8 min read

Where AI actually earns its keep in business software

Beyond the demos: the unglamorous places where language models are quietly saving our clients real hours — and the places we still refuse to use them.

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  • Practical frameworks you can apply to your own projects
  • Honest costs and trade-offs, with real (anonymised) numbers
  • No jargon where plain language will do

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