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Avanceé.Agency
Connecting strategy & leadership with novel/innovative technologies

Avancee is a micro-consulting platform delivering strategic guidance, tailored to the competency maturity of a user or team. Learn more

Services include:

  1. User Experience (UX) & Process/Service Design
  2. Process Research and Business Analysis
  3. Innovation Coaching (incl. Fractional Leadership)

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  • Replacing Wipers and Wearable Tech Characteristics

    Had this moment earlier today when I was replacing auto wiper blades and had the “would it be cool if my glasses could point to me the steps and the {hidden} button to get these off and the new ones on there?” The replacement blades had a QR code on there, obviously pointing to the reality of one carrying a camera-equipped, internet-connected mobile. But, isn’t this where connected glasses are supposed to be a better use case? Continue reading →

  • Avanceé Reads for 21 Nov 25 🔗

    Coming up on the holiday season and there’s one part a rumble in the air, and another part a bit of trepidation. It seems as if the sure thing is being less sure for several folks. And whatever remains, just might be the fuel for an adjustment of a permanent kind. Continue reading →

  • Avanceé Reads for 14 Nov 25 🔗 🏆

    Grateful for Muse’s Adam Wulf being available, otherwise this might have been a delayed post. Makes one wonder what happens when the humans in the loop are no longer in the loop? Do we redefine customer service (again) such as that swing from county stores to department stores? Or, does “service” become something even more meaningful and valued? Does service become the economy, versus just the description of it. Also: we got an award this week 🏆 Continue reading →

  • Avanceé Recognized for Tech Innovation

    Nice start to the week to get this note from Corporate Vision Continue reading →

  • Avanceé Reads for 7 Nov 25 🔗

    Jumping back into the Brilliant Labs Frame 👓 for a development context [we’ve] been on/off playing with (an adaptive sales assistant). Something am finding interesting is how its really gone from “build an app” to “build a web app” to “build a script to deploy via Noa” to now something more like “build a more expansive system, prompt.” Am half under the assumption that I’m firmly moving in the direction of what Halo/Noa+ proposes for connected glasses… and that isn’t bad. Continue reading →

  • Avanceé Reads for 31 Oct 25 🔗 🎃

    Back into spooky season and so may folks are alarmed with the news of who and what has taken over opportunities. Or, maybe like the albino Iberian Lynx which has recently showed, there’s just a warning shot across several planes worth paying attention towards. Also published: Who Owns the AI in Your Org? Continue reading →

  • Who Should Own the AI in Your Org

    Am just getting out of a excellent networking chat and was presented with probably the most fun question to date about artificial intelligence (AI) in orgs: who should own the AI in the org? It is such a marvelous question because there such nuance to the answer. Many people see an entire service like Perplexity or ChatGPT and think that’s what meant. Others see the data which trains models as the same as the systems (agents, workflows, etc) built on top of them as the answer. Continue reading →

  • Avanceé Reads for 17 & 24 Oct 25 🔗

    Came over to this week’s collection with the idea that it would be straightforward. There’s what’s been missed, and what’s been grasped. And then, we are on the verge of seeing something just outside of the view is happening and it makes sense that the senses are being taken over by everything. Also published Paying Attention to LLM (AI) Gaps Continue reading →

  • Paying Attention to LLM (AI) Gaps

    “So what’s been going on here,” you might ask. Having missed our weekly roundup (don’t worry, it’s back in a few days), there’s a bit of fun which we’ve been paying attention to in respect to “advancing tech operations.” One of those has been the continued push and usefulness of LLMs for smaller tasks. Not specifically the agentic stuff you might have been reading about, but smaller, focused items which augment our thinking and processing abilities. Continue reading →

  • Avanceé Reads for 10 Oct 25 🔗

    Doing this thing we’re watching the seasons change, evaluating the prospect that much about what’s being pitched as coming next really isn’t telling the entire story. Congrats to Muse for being selected as Apple’s app of the week. Perhaps we are a part of how Muse was noticed 😁 Continue reading →