Embracing Innovation
From pilot to daily operations
Most companies have no shortage of ideas. The hard part is getting a pilot into daily operations. This guide gives you a scoring sheet for ideas, a 90-day plan with real stop criteria and an honest read on where AI holds up in 2026.
What you will learn in this guide
- Why most AI projects stall in the pilot stage and how to spot it early
- A scoring sheet that ranks any idea in ten minutes
- Where AI genuinely holds up in 2026 and where it stays expensive and shaky
- What a 90-day pilot looks like when it can actually be stopped
- Which innovation metrics mean something and which only look good
- What the EU AI Act means for your planning, with the current deadlines
Who this is for
- Managing directors and C-level leaders at mid-sized companies who want to innovate and cannot tell where to start.
- Anyone with two pilots behind them that never reached daily operations.
- No technical background needed.
If you want to talk about an idea, how to start an innovation project within your organization and how to execute it - we are here to help and support you. You can count on us.
Emir Selimovic, CEO and Co-Founder of Dotbite
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