Where the time actually goes
Not where people assume. Before automating anything you have to see which tasks your team repeats, what those hours cost, and which ones AI can handle today without making things up.
Business engineer. Six years in fintech running commercial relationships across Latin America: Chile, Argentina, Peru, Colombia, Paraguay and Mexico.
I get certified on every new advance in artificial intelligence and test it first in my own work and my own projects. Whatever I recommend has already been through that.
My analysis has been cited by Diario Financiero, Emol, El Mostrador and AméricaEconomía, and I have appeared on CNN.
None of this matters unless it solves something of yours. Tell me what is eating your hours and I'll tell you straight whether AI solves it today, and how.
Not where people assume. Before automating anything you have to see which tasks your team repeats, what those hours cost, and which ones AI can handle today without making things up.
A pilot that works in the demo is worthless. I design processes that survive real volume, messy data, and the person who is in a hurry.
Technology is almost never the problem. The problem is that nobody changes how they work unless they see the benefit in the first week.
This is a personal project: I do it because it fascinates me, and I sell no courses and no consulting. If a process is eating your hours and you think AI could solve it, write to me and I will give you my honest read.
etognarelli@hotmail.com