Grow the business.
Not the overhead.
SLAM puts agentic AI to work inside your operations. Less repetitive work, lower SG&A, and teams free to use their judgment. Led by Simon Lafrenière, an engineer with more than 26 years of experience across complex industries.
English or French. No pitch deck. We talk about your operation.
Agents carry the repeatable load. Your people keep the calls that need judgment.
What changes when agents carry the routine work.
Outcomes we build toward and measureLower SG&A
Take cost out of administration, reporting and coordination, not out of the people who serve your customers.
Scale without matching headcount
Handle more orders, sites and clients without hiring at the same pace as you grow.
Free people for judgment
Repetitive tasks move to agents. Your team gets time back for decisions, clients and improvement.
Savings you can measure
Every engagement starts from a baseline, so the gain is counted, not claimed.
Your best people should not be the glue between your systems.
In most established companies, skilled and well-paid people spend a large part of their week moving information around. It never shows up as a line item. It shows up as overtime, slow decisions and the next hire you think you need.
Reporting loops
Pull data, format it, send it, answer questions, reformat, send again.
Handoffs between systems
ERP to spreadsheet to email to presentation, copied by hand.
Follow-ups and chasing
Hours spent on reminders, status checks and confirmations.
Workarounds nobody owns
Shadow spreadsheets that exist because the real process never got built.
A chat tool answers. An agent does the work.
Most companies already pay for AI licences. Few have changed how the work gets done. We build agents that run real workflows, inside clear limits, with a person accountable for every decision that matters.
Start where the pain is. Go as far as the gains justify.
Agentic onboarding
A half-day commitment to get a defined team started with supervised agents on real work, with personalized follow-up included.
Custom agentic solutions
Agents that carry repetitive operating work across your systems, with people in control.
Operating-model transformation
Make the gains last across processes, roles and leadership routines.
The Capacity Diagnostic finds where your people's time goes and which work agents should carry first.
Ask us about scope, timing and fees for your business.
The weekly report: six human steps become two.
Illustrative pattern. Client results are published only with their permission.
Workflow first. Agents second. Proof always.
Find
We map where the time goes and set a baseline.
Design
We redesign the workflow before automating anything.
Deploy
Agents go live with clear limits and human approvals.
Measure
We track the gain and scale only what works.
An operator who builds the agents himself.
Simon spent 15 years at Bombardier Aerospace, working across regional jets and business aircraft, then moved into business turnaround and transformation in 2015. He has worked through his own company since 2024 and focused on agentic transformation since 2026. That operating experience shapes what SLAM builds and how it measures results.
Fifteen years at Bombardier Aerospace across its regional jets and business aircraft.
Executive roles leading turnarounds across manufacturing, automotive and technology.
Independent practice serving established companies in Canada and abroad.
Building and deploying agentic systems inside real operations.
“The payoff is tangible: recurring reports and manual tasks that used to consume hours now take minutes, freeing our people to focus on higher-value work.”
"Simon is a professional businessman with proven human and change management skills during transformations. An exceptional coach for leaders."
"Simon integrated well into our organization, supporting strategic leadership, driving efficiency, and leading large-scale projects. Strongly endorses Simon!"
Hope for the Lonely Manager
A forthcoming book by Simon Lafrenière. Publication details are being finalized.
By Simon Lafrenière · In development
Discover the bookWhere is your team's time going?
Thirty minutes with Simon. You describe the operation, he tells you where agents can help and where they should not.