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Tell us which task takes too much time, who does it and where your company operates. We’ll suggest a practical starting point, compare options and explain the costs and risks. No AI knowledge needed.

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How it works

Discover · Deploy · Govern · People

Describe the problem in your own words. We turn it into a plan you can review with your team: what to try, what information it needs, who should check the result and what to verify before buying.

  1. 01

    Discover

    Is there AI for this?

    Live search across repositories, model registries, directories and the open web.

  2. 02

    Deploy

    How do I actually implement it?

    A stack, an architecture, hardware sizing, cost and a step-by-step recipe.

  3. 03

    Govern

    Can I safely and legally deploy it?

    Issue-spotting per jurisdiction, cited to the regulator and the vendor’s own terms.

  4. 04

    People

    Who can deploy it, and how do I learn to?

    The skills it needs, and the engineers who have shipped it before.

AI guides for company decision makers

Start with a task your team already does. These guides help you set a budget, choose a small trial and work out whether AI is helping.

  1. 01AI pilot plan for small business: a four-week buying testChoose a first AI project, run a four-week trial, and decide whether to expand. A practical plan for owners who need useful work and clear costs.
  2. 02How to measure AI ROI before expanding a pilotMeasure AI ROI using completed work, review time, adoption and full operating costs. Includes a worked example and an expansion checklist.
  3. 03AI SaaS, API or private cloud: a buyer’s decision guideCompare a ready-made AI service, a model API, private cloud and an on-premise deployment using your workflow, data boundary and operating team.
  4. 04AI procurement checklist: what to put in a supplier trialTurn an AI supplier demonstration into a reviewable purchase: define the workflow, test set, data boundary, acceptance criteria, full costs and exit handover.
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