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Delray Beach, Florida

AI consultant in South Florida — for businesses that want to keep control

I'm Radu Pisano, based in Delray Beach and working with small and mid-sized businesses across Palm Beach, Broward, Miami-Dade, and St. Lucie counties. I help owners automate the repetitive 30–40% of their operation — with the data staying in systems they own, not scattered across platforms they don't.

In person across the Tri-County area, or remote. Your call.

Why you're probably reading this page

Most of my clients don't find me through an ad. Another owner mentioned my name, or we met through the Chamber, and you searched to see if I'm real. Fair. That's exactly how I'd vet a consultant too. So here's what you'd want to know before we ever shake hands.

Who I work with

  • Established service and trades companies

    Construction, HVAC, roofing, plumbing, and field service businesses that run well on reputation and referrals — but know the operation depends on a few irreplaceable people and systems held together with duct tape. You're not behind. You're leaving efficiency on the table, and you know it.

  • Small and mid-sized businesses across the Tri-County area

    From Port St. Lucie down through West Palm Beach, Boynton Beach, Delray Beach, Boca Raton, Fort Lauderdale, and Miami. If repetitive work is eating hours you can count — invoicing, scheduling, data entry between systems that don't talk — that's the work I automate. County details: Palm Beach, Broward, Miami-Dade, and St. Lucie — or, if you're local to me, Delray Beach.

  • Owners who ask "who owns the data?"

    If your first question about any new system is where the customer list lives, what happens if the vendor raises prices, or whether you're being locked into someone's platform — we'll get along. Those are the right questions. Most vendors hope you won't ask them.

Why local matters for this work

You can buy automation from anywhere. But the work that matters starts with seeing how your operation actually runs — not how the org chart says it runs. That means sitting with the person who does the invoicing. Watching how a job goes from phone call to dispatch to payment. Finding the spreadsheet everything secretly depends on.

I do that in person, at your shop or office, anywhere in the Tri-County area. Remote works too, and plenty of the build happens that way. But I've yet to see a discovery call over video catch what thirty minutes standing in someone's front office catches.

Bottom line: the fix has to match the real operation, not the described one. Local means I can see the real one.

The background, since you're checking

I spent 16 years in federal digital forensics, handling sensitive data under standards where every access is documented and "who touched this and when" always has an answer. That's the bar I bring to your customer list, your pricing, and your job history. Not because your business is a federal case — because your data is a business asset, and I've spent a career watching what it costs when assets aren't protected.

On paper, the category is business management consultant. In practice, the work is AI and workflow automation with that forensics standard applied: finding what's worth automating, building it simply so it doesn't break, securing the credentials and access, and keeping a human in the loop before anything reaches a customer. When AI isn't the right answer, I say so. I'd rather lose an engagement than sell you something you don't need.

The full breakdown of what an engagement looks like — the process, the math, who it's for and who it isn't — is on the AI consulting for small businesses page.

Start with one process, not a contract

Bring me the one process that wastes the most of your team's time. One working session — in person or remote — and I'll tell you what's automatable, what that's worth per year, and whether you need AI at all. If the answer is no, you'll hear that too.

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Based in Delray Beach. Serving Palm Beach, Broward, Miami-Dade, and St. Lucie counties.