Question 1

Is your AI consulting built on hype?

Accepted Answer

We don’t sell hype or hand you generic tools. Our consulting is practical, safe, and focused on results you can measure. Leaders get clear decision support, teams get hands-on AI training, and startups get experienced fractional go-to-market leadership. Everything is designed so you leave with working solutions, not just theory.

Question 2

What does your AI consulting process include?

Accepted Answer

We start by understanding where you are in your AI journey. From there we move through planning, prototyping, and hands-on implementation. The goal is always real outcomes, not pretty slides that gather dust. We use cutting edge AI tools to deliver our consulting, so you learn by doing and see value quickly.

Question 3

Do I need to be technical or an engineer?

Accepted Answer

No. You don’t need to code or have an engineering background to benefit from AI training or AI consulting. We translate complex ideas into plain language and focus on tools you can actually use, so you can make confident decisions.

Question 4

Is your training theoretical or practical?

Accepted Answer

It’s practical. Everything is built around real use cases and real work. Through workshops, live sessions, and one-to-one coaching, you walk away with working examples and skills you can apply immediately.

Question 5

Who are your services for?

Accepted Answer

We work with business leaders who want clear AI consulting to support decisions, teams that need AI training and workflows, and startups or small businesses that need fractional go-to-market executive leadership. The services meet you where you are.

Question 6

What makes Consultates different from other AI consulting services?

Accepted Answer

We focus on practical AI adoption, safe practices, and measurable results. Leaders get decision support, teams get hands-on AI training, and startups get experienced fractional go-to-market leadership. You work with a practitioner with proven tech expertise and business sense, not a talker with slides.

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