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AI adoption readiness sprint
Adopting AI starts with a choice: which use case, on which data, and how you will know it works. In about two weeks we help you choose where to start, check that you are ready, and test one idea on a small pilot, so the next step is a decision and not a guess.
What you get
Fixed scope · typically 2 weeks
- Two or three candidate use cases, chosen with you and checked against your own data
- A readiness check: where the data lives, and what access and security it needs
- One small pilot, measured against real questions from your team
- A written roadmap: what to build, what to secure and what to leave, in order
When this fits
- You want to use AI but have more ideas than capacity to test them.
- You are not sure whether your data and security setup are ready.
- You want evidence from a small pilot before you commit to a larger project.
How it works
01
Choose the use cases
We work with your team to shortlist two or three, and look at the data each one would rely on.
02
Check readiness
We look at where the data lives, who can reach it, and what security it needs before an AI system touches it.
03
Pilot and roadmap
One small pilot is run against real questions from your team, and you receive a written roadmap in order of priority.
Common questions
What is an AI adoption readiness sprint?
A short, fixed-scope engagement that takes you from “we should use AI” to a concrete next step. You choose use cases, check data and security readiness, see one small pilot measured on real questions, and leave with a written roadmap.
Does our data need to be ready before we start?
No. Readiness is one of the things the sprint checks, so you can start before everything is in order.
Is the pilot production software?
No. The pilot is small and exists to show whether an idea works on your data. Turning it into a production system is scoped separately.
What happens after the sprint?
The roadmap names the next steps in order. Where they involve a retrieval pipeline, a private model or a security review, those are separate, scoped engagements, and you are free to do them with us or without us.
How long does it take, and what does it cost?
The sprint is fixed scope and typically two weeks. You receive a one-page written scope first, and nothing starts until you agree to it.
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