A Computer on Every Desk. An AI Analyst for Every Knowledge Worker.

In 1980, Bill Gates said something that seemed obvious to PC enthusiasts but visionary to everyone else: "A computer on every desk."

I believe we're at that same inflection point with AI. "A virtual analyst for every knowledge worker" sounds inevitable to those experimenting with AI today. To most people? It sounds like science fiction.

The PC revolution changed my career trajectory. I was lucky that my college roommate had a PC, and I was curious enough to use it constantly. Before most companies had adopted PCs, I was the only person on my inside sales team who asked for a computer. They wheeled it in on a cart. MS-DOS. Command line. We were supposed to share it.

Nobody else wanted to touch it.

I used Reflex DB to build a solution that tracked customer orders through manufacturing. Saved our entire team hours every week. That curiosity led to running my first startup on a PC, then working at Intuit, and eventually 30+ years of building software.

The people who got curious about PCs early didn't just learn a new tool. They positioned themselves for careers that didn't exist yet.

The same opportunity exists right now with AI.

At LaderaAI, we're building AI Analysts for hotel teams—AI that connects marketing spend to cancellations and total guest value, answering in 30 seconds questions that used to take hours.

The hotel operators who get curious about AI now will separate themselves from those who wait. The technology is ready. The question is whether you're the person asking for the computer to be wheeled in, or the one waiting to see what happens.

If you're curious, book a demo. I'd love to show you what's possible.