Corey Frasure standing, black jacket, pink shirt

Speaking and teaching

One subject. Check the process before you automate it.

I talk to business owners, not engineers. No slides full of tools.

The talk is about the process they already run, and what happens when speed gets added to a process nobody checked.

Topics

Three talks. One argument.

  1. 1

    The faster mess

    Why speeding up a process hides what's wrong with it. A slow mess announces itself. A fast one looks like progress until the numbers get checked.

  2. 2

    Bolted on or bolted in

    Two ways to add AI to a business. Bolted on, the steps stay and get faster. Bolted in, the process gets rebuilt and steps stop existing.

  3. 3

    Start it like it's this year

    Re-imagining a business the way someone founding it now would build it, then deciding what to keep.

The example I use most

A sales-training program that took a year to tell you anything.

It ran twelve months before anyone knew which new hires were worth keeping. Rebuilt, it ran in six. At the three-month review, the signal already matched the client's own sales numbers.

  • 12months, as it ran
  • 6months, rebuilt
  • 3months to signal

Classes

For owners who want to do the work themselves.

I teach classes for business owners on the same subject. Dates and formats are at conefer.com/class.

Booking

Speaking requests go through Conefer.

Tell me the audience and the date. I'll tell you if it's a fit.