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CarboNet is trying to fix the world’s water crisis through the application of novel and innovative chemistry.

It’s a daunting task for an agile team. CarboNet’s scientists run experiments in R&D while their field crews work on-site with customers. There’s a lot of quantitative data and qualitative information to maneuver in between.

We spoke with Bill Schonbrun, CarboNet’s COO, to learn more about how they’re handling it.

Key takeaways:

You don't know how your business is operating if you don't have the information.

Start by using tools that your team is already familiar with. What spreadsheet software are you already using? Use that to pull your information together.

You need buy-in from your frontline users and workers. They're the ones capturing the information. What's the benefit to them? What do they need? Solve high-value problems that create momentum when they're solved.

Internal benefits of centralized knowledge sharing include faster onboarding, faster decision making, and justifying those decisions with real data. External benefits include compiled knowledge and insights that can benefit others.

AI is inherently about working with information and knowledge. Use AI to surface relevant insights and guidance from your compiled data.