Asghar Mirzaie

Asghar Mirzaie

Asghar Mirzaei is a backend developer at Refact, focused on the APIs, integrations, and infrastructure that power the studio’s products. His work spans data pipelines, third-party services, backend architecture, and deployment systems, helping ensure that products are stable, scalable, and ready for real-world use. Asghar works closely with the team to connect product requirements with reliable technical foundations, especially in systems where performance, automation, and integration quality matter. At Refact, he contributes to the engineering work behind the interfaces, making sure the products the studio builds can run smoothly and dependably

Founder mapping a single AI SaaS product workflow on a whiteboard with sticky notes
by Asghar Mirzaie

Building AI SaaS Products: A Practical Guide

You can put together the least expensive AI SaaS product in a hurry, and it is the easiest to put out of business: just a chat box of sorts on top of a hosted model. The playbooks from 2024 through 2026 will tell you that an MVP for AI software can be put in place […]

Operations lead reviewing an ERP AI bot interface on a single monitor at a desk
by Asghar Mirzaie

ERP AI Bot: A Practical 2026 Guide

You won’t find the hard part of an ERP AI bot in the model itself. It is in the periphery: the data plumbing, identity and audit concerns, change management, and the thorny issue of who to blame when the bot makes a mistake. The numbers bear this out. Stanford’s 2026 AI Index tells us 88% […]

AI terminology cheat sheet drawn as clustered concepts on a studio whiteboard
by Asghar Mirzaie

AI Terminology Cheat Sheet for Product Teams

At your next product meeting you will hear it: “We can put an agent around it, or fine-tune later and let RAG handle the rest.” You will find yourself nodding along with the room, even as you ask yourself if you have just committed to a chatbot, a search engine or some kind of autonomous […]

Analyst reviewing customer data charts for an AI loyalty program build
by Asghar Mirzaie

AI Loyalty Programs: What Actually Works

You could say the average loyalty program is little more than a coupon dispenser with a points ledger. A customer will sign up, put your emails in the junk folder and only ever redeem what was already on their shopping list. The program chugs along but it does not learn. If one of your regulars […]

Hand drawing dependency arrows on a whiteboard showing syntactic analysis in AI
by Asghar Mirzaie

Syntactic Analysis in AI: A Builder’s Guide

“Remind me to put in a call to the bank and get a dentist appointment for tomorrow,” a user might type. Your app is left with one muddled task rather than two. No crash, no refusal from the model, it simply failed to parse the sentence as you would have. You could call this the […]

Technician working on server rack illustrating AI powered scalability infrastructure
by Asghar Mirzaie

AI Scalability: A Practical 2026 Guide

You will not find much generative AI work that has made it past the pilot stage. According to Stanford’s 2026 AI Index, 88 per cent of organizations are running some form of AI, but Deloitte’s enterprise survey for the same year tells a different story: only one in three leaders would claim they have actually […]

Plant engineer reviewing tablet beside CNC machine on factory floor using generative AI in manufacturing
by Asghar Mirzaie

Generative AI in Manufacturing: A Practical Guide

MIT’s NANDA initiative found that roughly 95% of enterprise generative AI pilots deliver little to no measurable P&L impact. Most do not fail because the model is weak. They fail because the answer is not tied to the right SOP, the tool sits outside daily work, or no one defined success before the demo. That […]

AI ERP bot interface connected to finance and inventory workflow records
by Asghar Mirzaie

What Is an AI ERP Bot?

AI in ERP is projected to reach USD 46.5 billion by 2033, but the useful question is smaller: what can an AI ERP bot safely do inside a real finance, procurement, inventory, or operations workflow? For CIOs, ERP leaders, operations teams, and product teams building AI-assisted workflows, the answer is not “let the bot run […]

Building an AI model through data, workflow, and evaluation planning
by Asghar Mirzaie

Building an AI Model: What Matters

Most teams do not need to build a new AI model from scratch. They need to build a reliable AI system around the right model, the right data, and the right workflow. That distinction matters because the cost, risk, and timeline change completely depending on what “building an AI model” means in your case. This […]

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