Helping companies and government entities transform internal tools and processes into organization-wide AI assets—without the need for dedicated software development teams.
Many organizations treat AI as a buzzword rather than a practical asset. Companies and government entities often assume they need large software teams or complex infrastructures to benefit from AI, but that’s not the case. I help organizations understand how to use AI to transform their existing internal tools and processes into scalable, organization-wide assets without requiring a dedicated software development team.
By embedding AI into workflows, reporting systems, decision-making processes, and service delivery, I show leaders how to unlock hidden value and efficiency across departments. This approach creates long-term organizational assets: knowledge systems that adapt, scale, and provide lasting advantages in productivity, security, and strategy.
My work is centered on making AI practical, accessible, and directly tied to outcomes. Whether it’s a mid-size company looking to increase operational efficiency or a government entity aiming to modernize services, my goal is to ensure AI becomes a trusted, usable asset—supporting missions, reducing costs, and building confidence in data-driven decisions.
My AI as an Asset (AAAA) Pitch:
I have a simple methodology for learning new technology: know a new tech well enough to explain it to the general public, who may need more skill sets, time, or resources for an in-depth learning process. This has led me to write books introducing tech from a very early stage of my professional career.
I wrote my first book at age 26 on Perl programming for web development called The Common Gateway Interface (CGI) Primer Plus in the mid-90s. Since then, I have written several more books on web programming, Linux operating systems, security, optimization, and related topics.
Since the Web's early days, I have invested considerable time in web development using open-source platforms like Linux, Apache, PHP, MySQL, and Perl. This has led to the building of multiple companies in web application development. My current company, EVOKNOW, Inc., was established in 2002. It focuses on mid-size enterprises, providing web-stack-based business process management and operations for multinational companies across continents.
I often get asked these questions about myself, my companies and my interests and collaboration ops
No, I am not. I am originally from 🇧🇩 (Bangladesh). But I've lived in 🇺🇸 (USA) since I was 19 yrs old..
I help micro startups with AI-powered lead gen strategy to grow 10K leads.
No. We're a S-Corp with an in-house software engineering team since 2002.
Depends. Get in touch..
Sorry, I don't do dev work for hire..
Yes, as long as it is not in AI application development space.
Yes, I can..
Yes, we do offer generative AI consulting services.
Yes, I routinely advise startup founders..
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