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What an agent could do
Coordinate repair delays, scarce parts, and customer commitments.
The decision underneath
Can it prioritize one vehicle or authorize additional expense?
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Where most ideas start
"Use AI to improve vehicle service."
✕ Too vague
Make it specific
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A workable use case
We want an agent to spot vehicle repairs likely to miss a promised collection date because of delayed parts or workshop capacity, check alternative parts and appointment options, and propose a revised repair plan and customer update before the commitment is missed.
Measure it
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How you'll know it works
If the agent really helps, these numbers should change. Measure them before it goes live, then again after:
Repairs completed on time; Time to resolve parts delays; Repeat customer contacts
Then decide
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The decision to make first
May it reserve a scarce part for one vehicle or authorize expedited shipping to protect a promised handover? What spending or priority changes require a service manager’s approval?
Settle this before the agent goes live, not after.
Your turn
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Pick a business problem in your organization that is expensive, slow, risky or frustrating. Then work through these four questions, as in the workshop:
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What business problem are we solving?
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Who would sponsor this, and why?
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What measurable business result should change?
4
What would make this difficult to scale here?
Quick test: task or decision?
Is this only a task you want AI to perform, or a business decision you want an agent to help make or execute?