George believes every small business deserves practical, high-level technology leadership that turns software from a cost center into a competitive advantage. After leading large-scale technology projects for national brands like Panera Bread, he co-founded InfiniumTek to help business owners modernize their operations through smarter systems, automation, and real-world AI adoption.
George focuses on helping companies identify where manual work, disconnected tools, and inefficient workflows are slowing them down. He builds clear technology roadmaps, designs AI-powered workflow automations, and helps teams integrate practical AI tools into everyday operations. His work spans process automation, agentic AI workflows, software stack optimization, platform architecture, and IT modernization, with a focus on saving time, reducing waste, and giving business owners better control over how their technology supports growth.
A closer look at Code Review Agent, an open foundation agent project for reviewing code and CI/CD changes across GitHub, GitLab, Jenkins, and local development workflows.
A closer look at Terraform Review Agent, an open GitHub Actions workflow that combines Terraform scanners, Infracost, LangGraph, and LLM-generated explanations into one pull request review comment.
We built an open LangGraph-based agent workflow that reviews GitHub repositories for CI/CD drift, security hygiene, engineering standards gaps, and practical improvement opportunities. Here's why we built it and what it shows about agentic automation for businesses.
You built a website and did SEO. The leads never came. Here's what actually works for small businesses in 2026 — and why visibility beats optimization every time.
Small businesses waste 25-30% of their tech budget on unused software, redundant tools, and MSP contracts that prioritize billing over outcomes. You don't need more tech support — you need someone who actually understands your business making the technology decisions. Here's why a fractional tech director pays for itself.
Phishing, weak credentials, unpatched software, ransomware, and social engineering are putting small businesses at serious risk. Here's what each threat looks like — and what protection actually involves.
Slow workflows, duplicate tools, and manual workarounds are symptoms of a tech stack that's grown without a plan. Here's how to spot the warning signs — and what to do about them.
