01 / WORKFLOWS
Choose the work
Explore six operating workflows, with owners, baseline measures and the boundaries a pilot should respect.
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INDEPENDENT ENTERPRISE AI INTELLIGENCE
Enterprise AI,
from pilot to
production.
Find the right workflows, define how AI can act, and build a business case your teams can review together.
01Select a workflowStart with a measurable problem
02Set the guardrailsDefine what the system may do
03Test the economicsMake assumptions visible
THE DEPLOYMENT PLAYBOOK
Build the case for
AI that can go live.
Give business, technology and risk teams a common starting point, from the first process review to the production decision.
02 / GOVERNANCE
Decide what AI can do
Test evidence, tool permissions and human approval in a hands-on release simulator.
Run the simulator Decide what AI can do03 / ECONOMICS
Make the case
Compare the value of released capacity against deployment, review and operating costs.
Model a scenario Make the caseFEATURED PLAYBOOK / PROCUREMENT
Before an agent changes a purchase order.
A supplier mismatch can look routine to a model and material to the business. Work through a process with reconciled source data, an explicit approval boundary and a plan for exceptions.
Read the playbook01Match the supplierVerify master data and entity identity.
02Assemble the evidenceTrace each claim back to an approved record.
03Route for approvalKeep financial authority with the approver.
RESEARCH & INTELLIGENCE
What changes at enterprise scale.
GOVERNANCE
The boundary between advice and action
An architecture for tool scope, identity and human approval.
Read the brief The boundary between advice and actionDATA
Context is part of the control
Why record provenance and permissions belong in the release decision.
Read the brief Context is part of the controlECONOMICS
Capacity has to become value
How to separate released time, realised benefit and cost.
Read the brief Capacity has to become valueTHE NEXT DECISION
From one workflow to a rollout.
Start with one measurable process and leave with a brief your review team can discuss.