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AI readiness assessment
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A structured audit of an organization's data quality, infrastructure, skills and use cases to determine how prepared it is to deploy AI. It is the typical first step of an AI consulting engagement.
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Proof of concept (PoC)
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A small, time-boxed build that validates whether an AI use case is technically feasible and valuable before committing to a full project. It usually costs 15 to 20 percent of the full project budget.
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AI roadmap
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A prioritized plan that sequences AI use cases, infrastructure work and milestones over a defined horizon, commonly 90 days, with expected outcomes, timelines and resource estimates.
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Model selection
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The process of choosing between frontier LLMs, open-source models and custom-trained models based on accuracy, latency, cost, data residency and compliance requirements for a given use case.
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Data infrastructure assessment
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An evaluation of the data pipelines, storage, quality and governance an organization has, identifying the minimum work needed to support its prioritized AI use cases.
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AI governance
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The frameworks, controls and audit trails that keep AI systems compliant, transparent and safe, covering model risk, bias, explainability and data privacy across regulations like the EU AI Act and ISO/IEC 42001.
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Use-case prioritization
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Scoring candidate AI applications by business impact, technical feasibility and data readiness to focus investment on the few use cases that deliver measurable value first.