Every project starts with metrics, not tools
Work runs in four phases, and each ends with a decision point, so you never commit a large budget before seeing results.

Work runs in four phases, and each ends with a decision point, so you never commit a large budget before seeing results.
Every phase ends at a decision point. You go on when results meet the bar, and can stop without committing the next phase's budget.
Map your data, systems and processes, pick the use case with the best return, and agree on the metrics.
DeliverablesIs this the right problem to start with, and how will it be measured?
How a typical project is staffed. Every discipline is on the team from the start, and the lead changes with each phase.
| Discovery | Pilot | Production | Scale | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| AI Agent | Supports | Leads | Supports | Supports |
| Cloud Native | Supports | Leads | Supports | |
| Security | Supports | Leads | Supports | |
| Architecture | Leads | Supports | Supports | Leads |
| Engineering | Leads | Supports | ||
| Business | Leads | Supports | Leads |
Start small and grow. Use the readiness check to see where you should begin.
A short, fixed-scope engagement that ends with a readiness report and prioritized use cases.
A fixed-scope build of one use case on real data, measured against the agreed metrics.
Take the system to production following the plan from the pilot.
Ongoing support, improvements and new use cases.
Answer 13 questions in about 5 minutes. You get a readiness score across 6 areas and a first scope to start from.