Case Study:1

.Enterprise Ops Workflow

From Human Bottleneck to Agentic Copilot.

In under three months we replaced a legacy macro library with an LLM-powered workflow agent that reads intent, orchestrates data pulls, and auto-drafts resolutions—freeing enterprise support teams to focus on edge-case expertise.

Impact Snapshot

Phase 1: Defining the Situation.

In three sprints we replaced 11 copy-paste steps with a single agentic side-panel. Handle time dropped 37 %, agent NPS jumped 22 points, and finance signed off on $2.4 M in annual cost avoidance.

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Post Starting Friction

Why Ops Were Drowning

Support reps toggled between 11 SaaS tabs, wasting 6 minutes per ticket just hunting data. Knowledge-base accuracy hovered at 58 %, tanking SLAs and morale.

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Design Moves

Agent UX > Chat UX

An intent classifier maps incoming text to a task graph, a workflow orchestrator pulls CRM + log data, and the LLM Draft Builder surfaces a ready-to-send response. The agent sits in a side-panel—no context-switching, no blind chat window.

Outcomes

Metrics Speak Louder Than Mockups

Average handle time shrank from 15 → 9 minutes; first-contact resolution climbed 18 %; SLA breaches dropped 42 %. The pilot scaled to 4 regions in < 90 days.

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Next Iteration

Phase 2: Defining the Situation.

Next up: real-time sentiment scoring, automatic PII redaction, and voice-channel hooks—all feeding a reinforcement loop to push accuracy past 95 %.

Design is Business
Great design is Great Business - focus on the right problem.
Clarity > Cleverness
Obvious interactions beat clever interfaces.
Keep it Simple.
Human, Not "User"
Enterprise software is personal. The Average user is a myth
Leverage Complexity
Complexity isn't a problem; it's an advantage.

Takeaway

.New Learnings

Obsessed with dogs, need I say more?:If you’ve got a four-legged friend, we’re already off to a good start. I’m currently training mine to be more emotionally intelligent than half the apps on the market.
Coffee + Conversation:Black coffee. Bold ideas. I love chatting about product thinking, architecture, concerts, food/wine, creative side hustles, and what AI still gets hilariously wrong. If you're around SF, and South Bay, let's meet up.
Behavioral psychology nerd:Why do users abandon carts? Why do we trust some UIs over others? I’m fascinated by what drives decisions—and how design can gently guide behavior.
Road trips over routines:Put me behind the wheel, playlist on, zero itinerary. I love drifting through towns, roadside diners, and ideas that don’t fit into slides.
Building tools for builders:I’m drawn to products that help others create—from dashboards to prompt interfaces. Let’s talk about workflows, productivity, and what the next wave of creative tools could look like.
Fascinated by wildlife & animal behavior:There’s something humbling about watching animals do their thing—no meetings, no roadmaps, just instinct and adaptation. I draw a lot of creative energy from nature.

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