Practical help for small and medium businesses. I look at how your whole business runs, then show you where AI and better processes will pay off first.
In geometry, a cevian is a line drawn from one corner of a triangle to the opposite side. Giovanni Ceva, an Italian mathematician, proved that when you draw one from each corner, all three meet at a single point. Every business has three corners too: people, process, and technology. Problems usually show up in one corner but start in another. A slow process turns out to be a training gap, or a new tool that nobody uses. That is why I don't look at them one at a time. I look at all three together, the way those lines do, so we can find where your business is losing the most time and money and fix that first.
I don't try to fix everything at once. I look at all three corners together, then start where your business hurts most.
Where the lines meet, you see the whole business at once. That's where we decide what to improve first.
I was born in São Paulo, where I studied manufacturing engineering at FEI. I've lived in Utah for more than 25 years and graduated from BYU in computer science and statistics, with a minor in business. Since then I've worked in software, program management, and process improvement, helping organizations get work done with fewer delays, fewer mistakes, and less wasted effort. That includes six years leading technology programs in a bank's fraud department. Along the way I've also run my own businesses, including a video store with pizza delivery and more than 25 years of rental properties.
I understand what it's like to run a small business. You wear every hat, time is short, and every decision counts. My approach is simple: understand how your business really runs, fix what's costing you the most, and use AI where it saves real time.
Thirty minutes, no cost. Tell me what takes up most of your time and we'll see whether there's a fit. Também atendo em português.