Data readiness
Where the relevant data lives, its structure and quality, how permissions are modeled, and whether retrieval against it can meet an accuracy bar.
A structured evaluation of your data, infrastructure, security constraints, and candidate use cases — delivered as a prioritized roadmap with a recommended deployment architecture.
Most organizations do not have an AI strategy problem. They have an unresolved question about what is actually feasible given their data, their infrastructure, and their regulatory position — and every proposal they receive assumes that question away.
The assessment answers it. You get a clear picture of which use cases are viable, which are not and why, what deployment model your constraints permit, what it will cost to build and to run, and what has to be true before anything reaches production.
Where the relevant data lives, its structure and quality, how permissions are modeled, and whether retrieval against it can meet an accuracy bar.
Existing compute, GPU availability or procurement path, network topology, Kubernetes footprint, and what a deployment would actually run on.
Which frameworks apply, what your security organization requires, and which deployment models are approvable in your environment.
The systems of record a useful system would have to read from and write back to, and what those integrations realistically cost.
Candidate use cases collected, scored against feasibility and value, and sequenced — including the ones we recommend against.
Who would operate the system after go-live, what skills exist internally, and what the gap implies for staffing or managed operations.
45 minutes to understand your environment, constraints, and what triggered the work. We confirm fit and scope before anything is committed.
Working sessions with your data, infrastructure, security, and business stakeholders. Typically a handful of sessions across two to three weeks, structured around your people's availability rather than ours.
We model deployment options against your constraints, score use cases, and design the recommended architecture.
A working session with your team, plus an executive readout written for the people who approve budget. You keep every artifact.
Fixed fee, time-boxed. The assessment is scoped and priced before it starts, so there is no open-ended discovery engagement. We quote after the scoping call, once we know the size of your environment.
There is no obligation to engage us for implementation. The roadmap and architecture are written to be executable by another firm or by your own team, and they are yours to use that way.
We work this way because an assessment that only makes sense as a sales document is not worth buying — and because it is, in practice, how we win the follow-on work.
Tell us where you are. An engineer reads every submission — this is not a sales queue.