
From the operations floor to the boardroom: AI that actually works
Leeds
Mind the AI Gap (MTAG) is an applied AI consultancy built on a simple belief: AI transformation succeeds or fails based on operational reality, not technology alone. We help organisations move from AI curiosity to AI capability - practically, safely, and at a pace that fits how businesses actually run. What sets us apart is our background. MTAG was founded on genuine operational credibility: our leadership has run large, complex organisations, managed thousands of staff, and made the calls that keep operations moving under real-world pressure. Our team includes a former Group CIO of one of the UK's largest transport groups, a former Managing Director at a major metropolitan transport authority, and former CIOs from other large operator businesses. We're not consultants who learned operations from a slide deck - we're the people who used to be in the room when decisions had consequences. Our core consultancy delivers AI readiness reviews, strategy, and hands-on implementation support - helping organisations identify where AI can genuinely move the needle on cost, efficiency, and service quality. MTAG Academy builds AI literacy across organisations, from frontline staff to senior leadership. CiteLift helps businesses understand and improve how they're represented in AI-driven search and generative engines. And MTAG Labs delivers bespoke solutions, including Graft, an AI assistant designed specifically for deskless and frontline workers - the 80% of the global workforce that most AI tools were never built for. Our roots are in public transport, where the operational stakes - safety, scale, and public trust - are about as real as they get. That experience translates directly to any organisation with complex operations, distributed frontline teams, and a workforce that doesn't sit behind a desk all day: logistics, energy, retail, hospitality, and beyond. MTAG doesn't just advise on AI. We've lived the problems it solves.
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