Essays on digital strategy, AI adoption, and product delivery from Spring, a senior digital studio in Amman.

The ask clients bring us is changing. Less "can you build this?" and more "is this worth building, and how would we know?" That's a harder question to start from. It's also a more honest one. We're launching POC Lab: a focused way to answer the hardest questions before they become expensive.

With AI, “how much time and cost will this take?” is often too early to answer properly. First, you need to prove the assumptions that could make or break the build.

Everyone's talking about AI. But the conversations that start with tools rarely end with results. Here's what I think has to be true in a business before AI can create real value, without breaking trust along the way.

When I talk to different people about AI, I don't see one reaction, I see three. The one that worries me most is those who push it to the side and wait for it to stabilize.

What if you could create your own small business software with AI — bypassing the low-cost, low-quality hassle of freelance fixes?

Is AI’s disruptive nature the new game? Is it about economic gain, speed gain, or simply a hassle-free way of getting things done?
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