
Explore business strategy, AI, automation and delivery options with Mike Rodgers. Start with a short brief.
Rodgers Intelligence Group is Mike Rodgers' Denver company. He scopes the workflow with your people, builds it, writes the acceptance checks you approve before the build starts, and stays until a named owner on your team can run it.
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Scope and acceptance criteria are agreed before work starts.
Define the entry point, required fields, destination, primary and backup ownership.
One fixed-scope workflow, quoted after a short brief. Scope, dependencies and acceptance criteria agreed in writing.
Acceptance criteria agreed in writing before build.
Handover: source or configuration, access and operating notes, acceptance evidence, defined support path.

Illustrative sample, not a client result. Photos on this page are illustrative, not clients.
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The same problem shows up differently in each trade.
The Client Intake Failure-Test Kit is a manual checklist kept on your machine: twelve checks across capture, delivery, ownership and recovery, run with synthetic data. Nothing is transmitted.
Get the free Test KitOne price is published on this site: the One-Workflow Review at $3,500 fixed fee, for one workflow across up to three connected systems. Everything else is scoped after a short brief.
Mike Rodgers. The person who scopes the workflow stays close to the build and the handover.
No. Every worked example is labeled a demonstration, not a client result.
No. RIG is not a law firm and does not provide legal advice. No compliance certification is offered.
A short brief is enough: what happens now, who touches it, and where it stalls.