Blake has spent the last five years working in AI, first as a salesperson, then hands-on with operational systems where data quality determines whether AI is useful. That experience has been the foundation for everything Bit Depth does.
He started Bit Depth because small and mid-market Canadian organizations are often stuck between enterprise consultancies and generic software vendors. Law firms and professional organizations need practical data unification first, then AI that respects the tools, people, and approval paths already in place.
One thing Blake learned early. Data and systems have to be solid before AI does anything useful. Build on a shaky foundation and everything you build with AI becomes a house of cards. That belief shapes how Bit Depth runs every engagement.
Most businesses are not ready for AI yet. That is not a criticism. It is the reality. A lot of companies are going to be disappointed because they jumped in before their data and processes were ready to support it.
Before we recommend anything, we run a discovery audit. We tell you exactly where you stand. What is working, what is not, and what needs fixing before AI will do you any good. That honesty is the most valuable thing we offer.
Bit Depth is lean by design. Blake works with a small group of trusted consultants, which keeps costs reasonable and means you are always dealing with someone who actually knows your file.
