Start With a Conversation
The most useful resource here is a direct conversation about your specific business. Below that, you will find the credentials behind this work and the research that shapes the approach.
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The Most Useful Resource Is a 15-Minute Call
A generic guide can tell you what AI can do in general. It cannot tell you what's worth doing in your business. That takes a conversation.
This is not a sales call. It is a direct conversation about your operations, your current friction points, and where AI might realistically help -- and where it would not. You will leave with a clearer picture either way.
No pressure, no pitch, no commitment. You pick the time.
What Gets Covered
Certifications Behind This Work
Verified credentials, not claims. Each one links to the issued record.
AI Consultant
Certification covering the assessment-first, strategy-before-tools approach applied across every engagement here.
View Credential ->Data Specialist
Certification in evaluating data quality, structure, and readiness -- the foundation every AI assessment here is built on.
View Credential ->AI Implementor -- Level 1
Certification in deploying AI and automation into real business workflows, not just demoing them.
View Credential ->All three credentials are viewable in one place: credential.net/profile/rodney-snitker/wallet ->
Why Most AI Pilots Do Not Make It to Production
MIT NANDA's State of AI in Business 2025 report is one of the more widely cited studies on why enterprise AI pilots fail to deliver a return -- and the pattern behind the failures is closer to a strategy and adoption problem than a technology problem.
The findings line up with what shows up in assessments here: the gap is rarely the model. It is the workflow, the data, and the people around it.