The Three Peaks
Enable, automate, secure: a cycle that repeats every month of the engagement. Three peaks, named for the three mountains in DreiBerge, worked in order and then again the next month: an ongoing practice, not a project with a finish line.
Month one: discovery
Every engagement starts with Ryan getting inside how your business actually runs and how AI is already being used, with the people doing the work. Month one ends with a ranked list of where AI will return the most time. Discovery is part of the plan, not a separate audit you buy first.
Every month after: enable, automate, secure. Then again.
01
Enable
Get your people using AI in their daily work with team workshops, practical prompting frameworks, a usage policy they follow, and a monthly forum to keep it going.
02
Automate
Take the repetitive work you've ranked together and build it, with automations and AI agents that work inside your CRM, email, and documents, put to work in your business.
03
Secure
Put every build through the security review a CISO would run, with access controls, logging, and human review where it matters, so it holds up in everyday use.
Each month picks up where the last left off, working down the ranked list from month one: more of your team using AI, more repetitive work automated, every build reviewed before it ships.
Same peaks, different focus
What each one includesThe whole firm
CEOs, owners, COOs, CFOs, and operations leaders
Your whole team using AI every day, and the repetitive work steadily coming off their plates.
Your developers
CTOs, engineering leads, and IT leaders
Your engineers using AI tools well and safely, with guardrails your security reviewers and auditors will accept.
Both
Leaders who need both, and someone to own AI
One owner for AI across the firm: both groups moving together, a roadmap you own with your leadership, and reporting your board can act on.