Services

Engagements built around deployment, governance, and adoption

Each model has a defined scope and a clear deliverable. Most engagements use two or three of them in sequence — assessment first, then pilot, then rollout, then optionally a governance retainer.

Four engagement models

Pick the one that matches where you are

Each has what it includes, what it does not, and the typical range it falls into. Ranges are directional — actual quotes follow discovery.

Fixed-fee · 2–4 weeks

AI readiness assessment

Fixed-scope discovery to define the use case, understand constraints, and make a go or no-go call before any build work begins.

Deliverables

  • Use-case prioritization and scoping
  • Data and access review
  • Deployment model recommendation (on-prem, private cloud, controlled hosted)
  • Risk register and governance requirements
  • Roadmap with rollout options and budget envelopes

Best fit

Teams that need a serious architecture and readiness recommendation before funding a pilot, or before approving an internal proposal.

When to start here

Start here if you are early in the decision and need a defensible point of view first.

Scoped project · 6–12 weeks

Secure pilot deployment

A controlled first implementation for one use case, one environment, and one team — built around measurable validation criteria.

Deliverables

  • Model runtime and retrieval architecture
  • Identity, permissions, and logging boundaries
  • Pilot workflow integration into an existing tool surface
  • Evaluation harness and acceptance criteria
  • Admin and user onboarding plus launch review

Best fit

A first use case where the organization wants a controlled deployment with defined success criteria, not a research project.

When to start here

Start here if the use case is already clear and an architecture point of view exists internally, or after an assessment.

Custom quote · 8–16 weeks

Production rollout

Expansion of a validated pilot into a production environment with documentation, controls, and operational ownership.

Deliverables

  • Security hardening and control validation
  • Integration planning across production data sources and tools
  • Runbooks, operating procedures, and on-call expectations
  • Training for admins, reviewers, and end users
  • Change management and rollback procedures

Best fit

A pilot that has demonstrated real operational value and now needs to move from a constrained environment into something the broader team can rely on.

When to start here

Start here when the pilot is stable, leadership is committed, and a broader user base or higher-stakes workflow is next.

Monthly or quarterly retainer

Managed governance and support

Ongoing advisory, reviews, optimization, and policy refreshes after go-live — without rebuilding an internal AI team you do not need.

Deliverables

  • Quarterly architecture and policy review cadence
  • Use-case expansion planning and prioritization
  • Logging, retention, and access review
  • Performance and architecture tuning
  • Operational guidance for model updates, vendor changes, and incidents

Best fit

Teams that want continued advisory presence after launch but do not want to build out a dedicated internal AI function.

When to start here

Start here after a successful rollout, or layer on top of an existing internal owner.

Common to every engagement

What is always part of delivery

Regardless of whether the work is an assessment, pilot, or rollout, these artifacts are produced and handed over.

  • Written architecture and data-flow documentation
  • Identity, permissions, and logging design
  • Evaluation plan with explicit acceptance criteria
  • Runbooks for routine operation and incident response
  • Admin and end-user training material
  • A change-control approach the security team can review

The process those artifacts come from is documented on the process page.