Sometimes you just have to sit down and define a dropdown menu

AI readiness. Database readiness. Middleware readiness. UI readiness. Solid state drive readiness. How are y'all preparing organizations for a software tool?

Oh, with software development best practices that have been around for decades, I see. Emotional support... sorry, change management for the employees who've had a half-baked AI solution thrust upon them?

And for what use case are you preparing? What's a use case, you ask? The value proposition: because the people who profit from it said we all have to.

The ironic part? I will happily sell you slick agentic orchestration or a RAG brain bespoke to your org... if that's the right solution.

But I won't pressure you into an AI scheduling tool without any idea if that really fits into your organization's strategy or solves any pain points. And I definitely won't try to jam LLMs in where traditional software is the right choice and hand you an overcomplicated, token-guzzling solution that only works when the mouse feels like running.

Sometimes you just have to sit down and define a dropdown menu instead of letting an LLM hallucinate a new one every time.