AI opportunity assessment
Evaluate a specific task, its data, and its operating context before choosing an engineering approach.
- Workflow and data assessment
- Use case scope and evaluation measures
- Prototype and integration priorities
Develop, evaluate, and integrate AI models for prediction, classification, and generative tasks. Connect the solution to your data and workflows, with deployment requirements and human oversight defined.
Assess the task and available data, develop or adapt the model, and integrate it into the application. Evaluate performance and define deployment and oversight requirements.
Evaluate a specific task, its data, and its operating context before choosing an engineering approach.
Develop or adapt a model to an agreed prediction, classification, or generative task.
Connect model outputs to the product or process where people will use them.
Prepare the solution for deployment and define the monitoring and oversight it needs.
Build around a defined task, evaluate the model in context, and connect its outputs to the people and systems that will use them.

Develop or adapt AI components and connect them to the product or process where they can support an agreed task.

Check results using representative examples and agreed measures so your team can understand performance, limitations, and review needs.

Prepare the deployment setup and operational checks needed for the agreed environment, with responsibilities for monitoring and review made clear.
Agree on success criteria, evaluate the approach with representative data, and test the application integration. Prepare the solution for the agreed deployment environment.
Agree on the workflow, intended users, and outcomes to evaluate.
Test an approach using representative data and relevant examples.
Connect the solution to the application and define human review points.
Validate deployment, monitoring, and the responsibilities after release.
A defined use case, representative evaluation data, and clear oversight requirements provide a basis for AI development and deployment.
Choose a task where AI has a practical role in the workflow.
Define the data access and application interfaces needed to use model outputs.
Define review points and responsibilities for AI-assisted work.
Plan deployment, monitoring, and changes after launch.
Start with a specific task, suitable data, and a measurable outcome for the application or workflow.
Review the model, integrations, infrastructure, and operating gaps before extending a pilot.
Connect a model to an existing decision or process and define how results are checked.
Explore a model for organizing or routing information with appropriate human review.
Start with a product task and determine the model and application components it requires.
Answers about scope, existing systems, and delivery requirements.
AI engineering focuses on building, evaluating, and integrating AI components into applications. GenAI consulting focuses specifically on identifying and shaping applications of generative models.
MLOps addresses repeatable model delivery, monitoring, and ongoing operations. It may form part of an engineering engagement or a separate scope for existing models.
No. Work can begin with a task and suitable data, or with an existing model or pilot. The starting point determines the engineering scope.
Evaluation is defined around the task and intended use, using relevant examples and agreed measures. Limitations and review requirements should be documented before release.
The integration approach depends on the product architecture, available interfaces, data access, and workflow requirements. These are reviewed before implementation.
Share the task, available data, and application requirements. We can assess the engineering and evaluation work involved.