AI moves fast.Your team canstay calm.
Not everyone on your team needs to master AI but someone needs to own it.
Three things we believe about AI at work
You don’t need a bigger AI budget or a company full of prompt writers. You need to decide who owns it.
- Not everyoneneeds to touch AI. Your best salesperson doesn’t have to learn prompting. Someone does have to make sure what the AI knows about your company is right.
- You can build it yourselfand plenty of you already have. Building was never the hard part. Keeping it accurate, connected and in use is.
- It stays yoursYour company’s knowledge lives in files you own, not inside a vendor’s product. If we leave, it stays.
Talk to us
A free intro call. No pitch deck. We look at how your week actually runs and tell you where AI helps and where it doesn’t.
Book a free intro callMade for MN Women in AI by The Stable Company.
What an AI Department does
Instead of one person who owns your technology roadmap and figures out where AI fits, we wrap a team around it.
We start small, with the one place your company’s AI is missing context, and build from there.
- 1One brain
We build the context management layer your AI works from, so it knows your business and keeps your data secure.
- 2A team around it
Strategy, build and operations, in one small team that works with yours.
- 3Yours to keep
Plain files in a place you own. You own the roadmap either way.
Five partners, one team
Katie Sandquist comes from regulated operations and healthcare. Josh Schmidt has 25 years in engineering and built three software companies from bootstrap to exit. Caleb Zimmermann spent a decade leading software companies. Alex Rollins has a decade in creative and marketing. Mark Edwards has 30 years in financial strategy and operations.
The Stable Company is an AI Department for growing companies. We built this page for the MN Women in AI community, and we’re glad to be in the room.
Want to see where AI fits in your company?
Book a free intro call. No pitch deck. We’ll look at your week and tell you where AI helps and where it doesn’t.