Case studies

Few cases, written deep.

We don't do a logo wall. Each case follows the same structure: where the organization was stuck, what we did, what we left behind — numbers where there are numbers, nothing invented where there aren't.

Retail · training → adoption

Taiwan's largest Apple Premium Reseller (13 stores)

From first contact to one department fully live, two months. Path: internal AI workshop → single-department enablement → full department adoption, with others queued.

This case validated one thing in the method: the starting point isn't a company-wide rollout, it's one department actually using it — the spread that follows is driven by visible results, not by a persuasive deck.

(Client authorization in progress: name, quantified outcomes and process detail to be added once granted.)

In progress

More cases as authorization is granted

Ongoing adoption and training engagements, written up on each client's authorization schedule.

Principle

Case numbers aren't dressed up

What we can write is client-confirmed; what we can't, we leave blank.