







American companies are too slow, bloated, and in love with process to adopt something like a company brain. Asian companies are already doing this, no task force, no "AI exploration", a founder says yes on Tuesday and it's in prod on Thursday. I wouldn't have believed it until I experienced a public company using us to create their brain in India. 2 weeks from proposal to full deployment.

Lenskart Case Study: Making People More Productive Doesn't Make the Company More Productive · Sentra
Now, imagine this in an enterprise context? Imagine an agent that has continously updating understanding of what's happening everywhere in your org, bringing you insights you didn't even know existed.

Making People More Productive Doesn’t Make the Company More Productive.
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