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Many AI initiatives start with the wrong question.

“What can we automate?”
“What chatbot should we build?”
“What use case should we show leadership?”

Those questions are not wrong, but they often skip the step that determines whether AI creates business value: problem framing.

The better question is: what friction is the business already working around?

Shadow spreadsheets. Duplicate data entry. Inconsistent reporting. Abandoned workflows. Repeated escalations. These are not just operational annoyances. They are signals that something deeper needs to be understood before a solution is funded.

MILL5’s new article explores how enterprise leaders can use AI to surface those signals, reframe the problem, and move from experimentation to measurable impact.

See how better framing changes the AI roadmap: https://hubs.li/Q04hS_Gh0

From product design and engineering to manufacturing, commercialization, financing, robotics, and emerging healthcare technologies, DeviceTalks Boston brings together the people building what’s next in medtech.

Next week, MILL5’s Shri Bhupathi and Jordyn Geiger will be at DeviceTalks for conversations with innovators, operators, and technology leaders working across the full medical product lifecycle.

For teams bringing complex ideas to market, the right software strategy can make all the difference. We’re looking forward to connecting, learning, and sharing how MILL5 helps organizations turn ambitious medical technology goals into real-world solutions.