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George Khananaev
Connected business solutions

AI workflows for the whole organization

Applications · AI integration · Automation · Operations

I build the application and interfaces, connect them to AI workflows, and support the infrastructure they run on. Explore delivered AI applications, illustrative business workflows and an engineering improvement cycle in development.

End-to-end capabilities

Built around your organization.

Product design & custom software

Design the customer and team experience, then build the interfaces, application logic and integrations behind it. Shape the software around the organization's processes and connect it to AI automation from the outset.

AI integration across the organization

Turn operational needs into useful AI workflows: document and knowledge assistance, support processes, reporting, and repetitive team tasks. Start with a measurable use case, then support adoption and ownership.

Automation & multi-agent orchestration

Coordinate AI agents, business systems and existing tools through clear responsibilities. Combine workflow automation, MCP integrations, event-driven processes and exception handling.

AI operations & continuous improvement

Bring observability into AI-assisted engineering. Connect evidence, issue triage, pull requests, verification and feedback to develop a repeatable path toward self-repairing workflows.

Infrastructure for dependable AI

Design for load balancing, container and workflow orchestration, resilient services, capacity and cost control. Give AI workflows the monitoring, access boundaries and recovery paths needed for ongoing operation.

Reporting & business outcomes

Bring application activity and AI workflow results into useful dashboards and summaries. Measure throughput, service quality, customer satisfaction and total operating cost, then use that evidence to improve the whole solution.

Illustrative example · Customer service operations

From custom software to 95% routine automation

I build the interfaces and applications people use, connect AI automation to the work behind them, and bring results together in operational dashboards. This example shows a complete solution for a large service team.

Example workload

10,000 routine service requests / month

Before Manual handoffs across teams

  1. Service desk
  2. Data processing
  3. Operations
  4. Customer follow-up

One complete solution Custom UI + software + AI automation + reporting

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Custom customer and team interfaces connect to application software, which feeds an AI orchestrator with approved company knowledge. A policy check splits the work: 95% completes through automation and 5% needs specialist review in this example. Both routes update the application and customer, then feed a results dashboard. Reviewed feedback improves the software, AI workflows and approved knowledge.

Validated feedback improves the software, AI workflows and approved knowledge

AI orchestrator. Add AI automation around the application. Coordinate specialized agents to understand requests, retrieve context and prepare the next action.

Results summary Illustrative workload

One connected application and workflow, with visibility from customer request to resolution.

9,500 automated95% of example requests

500 specialist reviews5% of example requests

The business outcomes this workflow is designed to support

  • Greater efficiency

    More requests handled with less repetitive work.

  • Better service

    Faster responses and consistent follow-through.

  • Customer satisfaction

    Fewer handoffs and clearer, more timely updates.

  • Lower operating costs

    Less manual effort per resolved request.

Example assumptions, not measured client results. The 95% figure applies to routine requests in this scenario; it does not represent staffing or cost reductions. Actual results depend on the process and should be measured through resolution time, customer satisfaction and total cost per resolved request, including AI and oversight.

Enterprise example · Purchasing & finance

Control spending and reduce manual finance work

A custom purchasing application connects employees, suppliers, operations and finance. AI handles document intake, automation checks the records, and authorized teams approve the work, with cost and performance reporting built into the same solution.

Illustrative enterprise workload

5,000 supplier invoices / month

Before Documents, spreadsheets and approval handoffs

  1. Purchasing
  2. Operations
  3. Accounts payable
  4. Finance

One connected process Custom application + AI + existing finance systems

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Team and supplier interfaces connect to a purchasing application. AI extracts invoice information, which is checked against purchase orders and receipts. Matched invoices and resolved exceptions both require authorized finance approval before entering the ERP and payment queue. A spend dashboard reports costs and performance. The cost model below uses illustrative assumptions.

Match & validate. Compare invoice details with the purchase order and receipt. Check totals, tolerances and potential duplicates using business rules; flag discrepancies for finance.

  • Role-based access
  • Separation of duties
  • Approval limits
  • Audit history

Results summary Illustrative USD cost model

At 5,000 invoices per month, compare an assumed $10 processing cost per invoice with $4 for the connected workflow.

$30,000 / monthlower modeled processing cost (60%)

Example inputs, not client results or industry benchmarks. Assumed unit costs include labor, AI, software and review; implementation costs are excluded. Cash savings require an actual reduction in spending. Released staff time can instead become capacity for other work.

Business outcomes this solution is designed to support

  • Less manual processing

    Reduce rekeying, document matching and approval chasing.

  • Stronger spend control

    Flag potential duplicates, price differences and missing receipts.

  • Faster approval cycles

    Give every team the context, status and next action in one place.

  • Clearer financial visibility

    Track processing costs, exceptions and supplier performance.

The improvement loop

From operational signals to continuous improvement

I have implemented an observability foundation and am developing a continuous AI operations cycle: logs become actionable issues, AI agents turn issues into pull requests, and verified outcomes improve the next response.

Monitoring foundation implemented · Full AI cycle in development

Workflow preview / 06 connected stages

AI operationsAlways learning.
Always improving.
Continuous feedback

Select a stage to explore the workflow

Inside the loop01 / 06

Collect the evidence

Observe

Logs, metrics and service signals.

OutputOperational evidence

Up nextAI triage

Self-learning means improving the workflow with validated feedback, reusable knowledge and evaluations. Self-repairing means detecting a problem and preparing a tested correction, with release actions governed by explicit policy.

  • Permissioned context
  • Sensitive-data filtering
  • Scoped agent roles
  • Tests and evaluation
  • Audit trail
  • Escalation and rollback

Applications, AI and operations, delivered together.

I build the application and interfaces, connect the AI workflows and integrations, and put the testing and infrastructure around them. We can then measure how the system changes the work: handling time, service quality and operating cost.

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