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A 500-person strategy firm turned an 18-month delivery cycle into weeks

How Prophet, a 500-person brand and growth strategy firm, built MAIA on Lyzr and cut an 18-month client delivery cycle down to weeks.

Chan Suh
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Chan Suh

Senior Partner & Chief Digital Officer, Prophet

Co-founded Agency.com in 1995 with $80 and grew it to 1,800 people across 14 offices and a NASDAQ IPO. Previously led Samsung’s Digital Innovation Team.

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Anirudh Narayan

Anirudh Narayan

Co-founder & Chief Growth Officer, Lyzr

Co-founder & Chief Growth Officer, Lyzr. He built Agent Sam, the AI agent that pitched Lyzr to its Series A investors.

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Must watch if your client work still runs in six-month phases.

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  1. Moment 01

    An 18-month cycle, down to weeks

    Prophet’s craft hasn’t changed. The clock has. What used to run in three six-month blocks:

    Research, 6 monthsStrategy, 6 monthsLaunch, 6 months
    Now: weeks
  2. Moment 02

    Custom GPTs got them started. Then they went platform shopping.

    Why Prophet chose Lyzr over Microsoft and the other platforms it looked at.

  3. Moment 03

    MAIA: an internal app store for agents

    Prophet’s Multi-Agent Intelligent Assistant carries the firm’s proprietary consumer survey and 30 years of activation data across six areas:

    • Research
    • Insights
    • Exploration
    • Innovation
    • Validation
    • Activation
  4. Moment 04

    Clients stopped asking for point solutions

    The bigger shift is in what enterprise buyers want now.

    Clients now ask for process workbenches, not point solutions.

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