A live, 90-minute field guide for leaders who suspect AI matters — but aren't sure where to start, what's hype, or how to get past the pilot. No fluff. No vendor pitch. Just what works.
Is GenAI the next dot-com — all hype and bubble? Or the next internet — a quiet, total rewrite of how companies operate? Both camps have a case.
No abstract theory. No 50-page maturity model. Concrete frameworks, real numbers from traditional industries, and a 90-day plan you can actually execute.
What GenAI actually is — and where it quietly fails. No jargon, no PhDs required.
Real numbers from real companies: −35% downtime in manufacturing, −60% underwriting cycle time in insurance, +18% on-time delivery in logistics.
Five checks that turn any AI request into a high-quality output — every time. Write it once at the top of your prompt, reuse it forever.
The four failure patterns we see over and over — tool-first thinking, no executive sponsor, one giant pilot, no governance. All avoidable.
A disciplined path from "we should do something" to measurable enterprise impact. Days 1–30, 31–60, 61–90 — with specific moves at each phase.
Lease renewal agents, tenant communication assistants, market research one-pagers — turning 3.5 hours of work into 10 minutes of review.
Yoyo leads Marzipan Tech, a boutique AI consultancy that helps global enterprises and family offices translate AI noise into bankable business results.
His team of AI Artisans has built strategic roadmaps, deployed production-grade agents, and unlocked new revenue streams for clients on five continents. Marzipan offers an AI Officer as a Service model designed for organizations that need strategic AI leadership without hiring a full-time exec.
UPTIME IT is the managed IT and cybersecurity partner trusted by SMBs and growing teams across New Jersey and New York. We keep your stack running, your data secure, and — increasingly — we help our clients think clearly about what's next. GenAI is next.
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