A DIFFERENT WAY
TO THINK ABOUT AI.
Working Thesis grew from a simple observation: businesses were adopting increasingly powerful technology without first questioning the systems it was being added to.
More capability. The same friction.
That seemed like the wrong place to start.
INDEPENDENT
POINT OF VIEW
Working Thesis is a founder-led independent practice. Our background spans business operations, creative leadership, systems thinking, process design, and practical AI implementation.
That combination matters because useful workflow work is not only technical. It requires examining how work actually moves through an organization, understanding its human and operational constraints, and determining where AI or automation can genuinely improve it.
BETTER TOOLS.
THE SAME OLD QUESTIONS.
What is the intended outcome?
What is getting in the way?
What would a better system look like?
Working Thesis brings together operations, workflow design, systems thinking, creative problem solving, emerging technology, and practical AI implementation.
Design means examining constraints, organizing information, reducing friction, and creating systems that work for people. Those questions are just as useful in an operational workflow as they are in a creative brief.
AI expertise is more useful when it comes with business context.
A PRACTICE WITH
A POINT OF VIEW.
Better processes first. AI applied with intent.
Not every process should be automated.
Human judgment is part of the system.
Every workflow is provisional.
The best technology eventually becomes invisible.
LESS FRICTION.
MORE ROOM TO THINK.
The goal is not to put AI everywhere. It is to give people better ways to do work that matters.
Sometimes that calls for AI. Sometimes it calls for automation. Sometimes it means changing a handoff, retiring a document, or asking a more useful question.
WHAT WORK SHOULDN’T
YOUR BUSINESS STILL BE
DOING THIS WAY?
Let’s examine it.
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