Eikon Digital Solutions · Kansas City

AI that fits the way your business already works

I help you find where AI will pay off, put it to work on the tasks eating your week, and build the websites and systems that hold it together for you and your customers.

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I'm Rob Floyd with Eikon Digital Solutions. You are probably hearing two things about AI: move first or get left behind, and wait until it settles down. Both leave the decision on your shoulders, and neither tells you what to do on Monday.

You are not behind, since the Census Bureau puts business use of AI at about 18%. Four in five have not started either.

Moving first does not win by itself. In a study of about 500 brands, almost half of the market pioneers failed. The same goes for AI tools, because anything you buy first, a competitor can buy next year for about a tenth of the price.

What a competitor cannot buy is what your business learns. How you write up a quote, where your customer list lives, and who follows up after a job change only when people use a tool on real work. That takes months.

For the work that eats your week, AI is already ready. In one study of more than 5,000 support agents, it helped them solve 14% more issues an hour. Your business is the part that is not ready, and it improves only when your team uses the tool on real work.

Pick one task your team dreads, like writing estimates or chasing late invoices, and try AI on it this month. It costs very little and it is easy to undo. After thirty days you will know more about your business than any article can tell you.

How I work

1

Assess

I look at how your business runs today and where AI will pay off.

2

Build

I put AI to work on the tasks eating your week and build what is missing.

3

Run

I stay close while it settles in, so it keeps working after launch.

Rob Floyd, founder of Eikon Digital Solutions

One Person, Start to Finish

I'm Rob Floyd

Eikon Digital Solutions is one person, and when you call, you get me. I'm a small business owner too. I make my own sales calls, write my own content, and pay for my own software.

I run my business on BOSNet.io (opens in a new tab), the platform I build. If something doesn't work for me, I don't sell it to you.

Experience
37 years
Career history
PwC, National Government Services, CNO Financial, AmeriLife
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