Work
Six projects, and what each one actually produced.
Clients aren’t named. Several were under NDA, and in every case the method is the transferable part rather than the logo.
Acquiring 24,000 users for a fintech app
A card-vault brief, redirected into a fintech lifestyle platform before the build started. Same team, same deadline, different product.
24,000 users in six months Legal tech · applied AILifting AI adoption without retraining
The classifier already worked. Nobody was reaching for it, because using it meant leaving the documents they were already reading.
$1M+ follow-on, model unchanged Enterprise ITSM · applied AIIntegrating an AI platform into ITSM
The integration everyone assumed was correct would have made the queue worse. Severity is not urgency, and mapping one onto the other breaks priority.
Three nested redirects Enterprise ITSM · conversational AICutting change requests 15 to 7 minutes
The full scope would have shipped something nobody trusted. Cutting it to one path is what moved both numbers.
15 → 7 min, 72 → 89% Enterprise ITSM · product frameworkTurning a per-client survey into one framework
The third time the same survey had been built that year. The redirect cost more up front and stopped the fourth and fifth being built at all.
Built once, deployed per tenant AI governance · regulated enterpriseScoring 40 AI use cases in a regulated enterprise
Proposals arriving from every direction, in different languages, judged mostly on who was asking. A framework that survived security and risk review.
40 scored, some not AIYour turn
What's on your roadmap that nobody's willing to question?
Twenty minutes, no pitch. If I'm not the right person, I'll say so and point you somewhere better.
Archive
Earlier work, from when this was a product design practice.
Eighteen projects from before Olively became an AI consultancy. They are kept because people still find them, and because the reasoning in them holds up even where the positioning has moved on.