COLUMBIA — September 4, 2026 — Technology consultant and AI strategist Tzvi Boxer is urging business leaders to apply judgment—not urgency—when evaluating artificial intelligence investments.
“AI should solve a business problem, not create a new one,” said Boxer. “Leaders who start with outcomes, evidence, and a clear owner are more likely to build durable value than those who chase the latest headline.
Before committing budget or changing a workflow, leaders should ask five questions:
- What specific business outcome are we trying to improve, and how will we measure it?
- Is AI the right tool for this problem, or would a simpler process change work better?
- What data, security, privacy, and governance requirements must be met first?
- Who owns the decision, implementation, ongoing review, and human accountability?
- Can we run a focused pilot with a defined success threshold before scaling?
Boxer works remotely with Optimal Targeting, helping organizations modernize systems and adopt AI without the hype. His approach emphasizes practical judgment, entity-driven content, and business-first technology strategy. More information is available at https://www.tzviboxer.com/.
About Tzvi Boxer
Tzvi Boxer is a technology consultant and AI strategist based in Columbia. He brings more than 20 years of experience helping organizations modernize systems and make thoughtful technology decisions.
Connect with Tzvi:
https://dev.to/tzviboxer
https://mykard.link/@tzviboxer
Media contact: tzviboxer1@gmail.com
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