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What we are building, what broke, and what we would do differently. Written by the people doing the work.
Just Eat and Uber Eats publish their rates; Deliveroo does not. Here is what UK restaurants and takeaways actually pay once VAT and the fees underneath are counted — and how to work out whether your own ordering channel is worth building.
54% of UK SMEs now use AI, yet MIT found 95% of GenAI projects return nothing measurable. Here is what actually pays for itself in small business software, what doesn't, and how to test one use case in 30 days.
Half of enterprises have shipped an AI agent that passed every internal evaluation and then failed in front of a customer. The tests weren't skipped - they were the wrong shape.
Every vendor selection guide tells you to look for a proven track record and deep industry expertise. Neither is something you can check before you sign — which is precisely why both survive. Here are five questions that fail properly.
Humans are extraordinary middleware. They reconcile broken data silently, without a ticket. Automating the workflow removes them from exactly that position — and the data stays broken.
Enterprise agent sprawl is real research aimed at the wrong reader. At three agents, the risk runs the other way: one component, six jobs, no boundary. What actually protects a small portfolio — and the ten-field register that does most of the work.
