Adrian Śliwa — AS North Advisory
19 years of hands-on experience in ERP/SAP, workshop management, logistics and process improvement — now available as AI-powered tools and frameworks.
Every tool is based on real operational and implementation challenges — not textbooks.
50-question diagnostic tool. Get a GO / CAUTION / DELAY / STOP verdict with AI-powered risk analysis in 12 minutes.
Launch Tool →Automatic invoice verification against contracts, e-mail agreements and procurement regulations — with source citation for every finding. For Norwegian public sector.
Try Tool →AI-powered spare parts inventory analysis. Dead stock detection, min/max optimisation, and consumption forecasting for workshop and maintenance operations.
Launch Tool →AI-powered tender monitoring for private suppliers — daily alerts from Doffin and TED, GO/NO-GO qualification check against FOA, SSA contract guidance and bid checklist.
Try Tool →Interactive dashboard from doctoral research — 447 EV owners across 9 countries. Explore adoption drivers, satisfaction and charging patterns.
Open Dashboard →I'm a Workshop Manager at Danfoss Power Solutions with 19 years of hands-on experience in ERP/SAP environments, hydraulics workshop operations, logistics, and process improvement.
My background spans SAP MM/PM, Lean/5S, capacity planning, quality management systems, and technical documentation — across companies like Danfoss, Volkswagen, Hilti and others in Poland and Norway.
AS North Advisory is my platform for sharing operational knowledge as AI-powered tools. The main project is Anskaffelsessjekk — an AI-driven compliance tool for Norwegian public procurement, verifying every invoice against contracts, e-mail agreements and regulations with full traceability.
Currently expanding into Data Science and AI through studies at the Warsaw University of Technology (2026–2027).
Primary survey data from 447 EV owners across 9 countries. Doctoral research at the University of Gdańsk — economic factors in EV development.
Ecological motivation (79%) outweighs pure economic motivation (70%) as a driver of EV adoption. However, 62% of buyers were positively influenced by government incentives — suggesting policy remains a critical lever for accelerating EV market penetration.
Questions about the tools, collaboration, or advisory engagements — reach out directly.