Find where AI pays in your company
We meet your team, map how the work really runs and find where time is lost. You get a written summary with five jobs ranked, the risks and a clear recommendation on what to do first.
What AI consulting is
Stennir is an AI consulting and implementation company for businesses in the UAE and Saudi Arabia. Our AI consulting finds where AI pays in your operations. We study how the work really runs, then give you a written summary: five jobs ranked, what each costs you today and is worth, the risks, a build brief and what to do first.
A written summary you can act on
One document your leadership can read, question and decide from.
Five jobs, ranked
The five places AI pays most, in order, with what each costs you today and what it is worth.
A map of how work runs
How the work really runs, step by step, and where time is lost.
The risks
What could go wrong with each job, what data it touches and where a person must stay in the loop.
A build brief
Scope, human checkpoints and what done means, written so any team can build from it.
A clear first step
A recommendation on what to do first, and why it comes before the rest.
Value against a baseline
Every number is checked against your starting point. Hours freed and money saved are reported separately.
One summary, four readers
COO
A workflow plan with owners, so the first job has someone accountable.
CEO
Priorities: which jobs come first and what can wait.
CFO
A transparent case with baselines, so every number can be checked.
CIO
Readiness and governance: data, access, hosting and who signs off.
Teams we work best with
- Operations leaders with a long list of manual, repeated work and no clear order to tackle it.
- Leadership that bought AI licences, saw no measurable result and is asking where AI pays first.
- Teams whose pilot looked good in a demo and never reached daily use.
- CIOs and data leads who need data, hosting and access questions answered in writing before anything is built.
From conversations to a decision
- 01
Meet the team
We talk to the people doing the work, not only the people who manage it.
- 02
Map the work
We follow how the work really runs, step by step, across your tools.
- 03
Find the lost time
We find where the hours go and put a cost next to each place.
- 04
Write it up
An executive working session walks your leaders through the summary and takes the hard questions.
Questions we hear a lot
What is AI consulting?
A structured look at how work runs in your company, ending in a written summary. It ranks five jobs for AI by what each costs today and is worth, lists the risks and recommends what to do first.
What do we get at the end?
The written summary: five ranked jobs, the risks, a build brief with scope, human checkpoints and what done means, and a clear recommendation on what to do first. Each leader gets the part they need.
How do you check the value?
Against your starting point. We record how the work runs today and check results against it. Hours freed and money saved are reported separately, so one does not hide the other.
Can we take the summary to another team?
Yes. The summary and the build brief are written so any team can build from them. We would like to build with you, but you are not tied to us.
Where does our data go?
The summary maps each job to the data it touches and where it can be hosted. Hosting is flexible: in the country, cloud or system that fits your rules. We are not a law firm, so your counsel signs off.
We already pay for AI licences. Do we still need this?
A licence gives people a tool. It does not choose the job, check its value or put it into daily use. The summary does that, and shows which licences earn their seat.
How do we agree the terms?
On a 30-minute call. We agree the scope and how we work together, and write it down before anything starts.
Tell us which job takes the most time
30 minutes. No preparation needed. We will tell you honestly whether AI can help, and where to start.