Operations · Systems · AI · Execution

Vyacheslav Likhobabin

Business processes · AI and automation · enterprise systems delivery

I help business owners and executive teams identify workflows where AI and automation can improve a specific business metric. Then I redesign the work with the team and scale proven gains across the organization.

I connect business goals, workflows, data, enterprise systems, and the people who run them.

01 · Referral situations

When to bring me in

When a critical workflow is falling short: the team is stretched, time and money are being lost, errors are rising, and the fixes tried so far are not materially improving the outcome.

01

Business growth keeps adding back-office headcount

The goal is to find a workflow where AI can produce a measurable improvement: fewer manual steps and errors, shorter cycle times, and higher productivity without proportional headcount growth.

02

A core workflow is consuming too much time, money, or management attention

Manual work, documents, approvals, exceptions, rework, and key-person dependencies make the process slow, costly, and hard to control.

03

The systems do not support the workflows the business depends on

ERP, CRM, workflow and document systems, data, and integrations do not operate as one coherent system or support critical workflows.

04

The initiative is stuck between business and IT

Business and IT disagree on the outcome, scope, accountability, architecture, and success criteria.

05

The idea needs to become a working process or system

A product, pilot, or transformation program needs accountable delivery, validation against a baseline, and a path to scale.

Strongest fit: complex back-office workflows where money, documents, people, risk, data, and exceptions converge — finance, treasury, procurement, project delivery, document operations, and customer or partner support.

02 · Why trust me

Experience that connects strategy with execution

I speak the language of business owners, finance leaders, IT teams, and the people doing the work — and align them around one measurable business outcome.

25+ yearsin enterprise IT and automation · projects across major industries
100+major projects from sale through successful delivery
20+specialists · expert team built and led
30+corporate automation and integration tools built

Built and led

Built an IT function from the ground up in real estate. Led teams, enterprise system implementations, process redesign, and a portfolio of up to five concurrent major projects.

Delivered end to end

Built a full-cycle project and product delivery practice from marketing and sales through implementation and support. Led discovery, requirements, budgets, risk, teams, vendors, delivery, and portfolio economics.

Built products and systems

Built AI Meetwise, a production platform for business meetings; a specialized AI toolset for enterprise ERP engineering; and more than 30 corporate automation and integration tools. Now building R-BOS.AI as an AI operating layer for governed business operations.

03 · A safe first step

Start with one process

The safest first step is a focused diagnostic of one workflow — before a large AI program, platform decision, or transformation commitment.

Focused AI & Operations Diagnostic

  • Map the workflow, systems, data, documents, controls, and exceptions.
  • Identify the process owner and establish the baseline and business metric.
  • Compare process redesign, conventional automation, AI, and build/buy/defer options.
  • Define success criteria and a practical 90-day path.
  • Recommend a pilot, implementation, further data work, or no automation yet.

Advise and prioritize

Executive advice, target operating model, architecture, and roadmap.

Build and lead delivery

Pilot, workflow implementation, or project and transformation program leadership.

Own and scale

Fractional or interim CIO/CTO ownership, or a product and build partnership.

You keep the diagnostic output whether or not we continue. If we move into implementation, I can lead the pilot or program, or take broader responsibility as a fractional or interim CIO/CTO.