Show Notes
Moving from personal AI shortcuts to shared team tools turns individual productivity into visible organisational capability. In this episode, Steve Wilson outlines a practical framework for identifying high-volume team friction, choosing the simplest building method, and shipping a useful tool that colleagues actually rely on.
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