Starting engagements
These are bounded starts, not the full service. An assessment decides whether a pilot is justified. A pilot measures one bound. Neither is an open implementation.
The proposal states the price.
AI Opportunity Assessment
A fixed assessment, shorter than a pilot, across the services rather than inside one of them.
- Working sessions with the people who own the process and the systems.
- A map of one operational problem, the applications involved, and the permissions around them.
- A decision on which risks have to be settled before any pilot.
- A written problem frame.
- A prioritized use and the risks to accept or remove.
- Not an implementation.
- Not a catalog of model vendors.
Enterprise Knowledge Pilot
A bounded pilot of one agreed knowledge set.
- Working sessions to choose the sources and the people who may see them.
- Answers tried against that set, each one naming its source.
- A review of what the existing permissions already allow.
- A working bound that answers from the permitted sources.
- A note of what was included and what was left out.
- Not a rollout to every repository.
- Not a new identity system.
Legacy Application Assessment
A fixed assessment of one legacy application.
- Working sessions with the people who operate and change the application.
- A reading of the business logic that must stay.
- A list of the constraints that block a safe integration.
- A preservation note for the business logic.
- The integration constraints and what a later change must not break.
- Not a rewrite of the application.
- Not an open-ended modernization program.
Agentic Workflow Pilot
A bounded pilot of one process step.
- Working sessions to name the step, the approval, and the record.
- A trial of that step inside the permissions the caller already has.
- A comparison of the agent’s action with the way the step is done today.
- A measured result for that one step.
- An audit trail of what the agent read and changed.
- Not a chatbot rollout.
- Not an open-ended automation program.