AI Is Changing Small Business—Covenant Coders Helps Nebraska Companies Take the Next Step
Artificial intelligence is becoming part of everyday business, giving local companies new ways to manage information, support customers, and simplify time-consuming tasks.
According to the U.S. Chamber of Commerce’s 2026 Empowering Small Business report, 66% of U.S. small businesses now use AI, up from 58% in 2025 and 23% in 2023. The report also found that 84% plan to increase their use of technology over the next two to three years.
For Nebraska business owners, these trends raise a practical question: Where can AI make a meaningful difference in daily operations?
Covenant Coders, a family-owned technology company based in Minden, helps businesses explore that question through custom software, AI integration, and automation. Potential applications include extracting information from invoices, organizing customer inquiries, drafting follow-up communications, and making business information easier to access.
Effective implementation starts with understanding the business: what employees do repeatedly, where information gets delayed, and which tasks require human review. Connecting the right tools to existing processes can help teams spend more time serving customers and managing their business.
Led by Jennifer and John Rowan, Covenant Coders combines software development and data architecture experience with a personal approach to client relationships. The company also provides websites, CRM systems, mobile applications, hosting, and data integrations.
As AI adoption grows, Covenant Coders helps Nebraska businesses evaluate practical options and develop solutions around their needs.
Learn more at www.gocovenantcoders.com.
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Jennifer Rowan
Covenant Coders
www.gocovenantcoders.com