Know where AI pays for itself in your business.
- ✓Prioritised use cases with an expected return for each
- ✓A concrete roadmap: workable, with a price per phase
- ✓Four to six weeks, then you can start straight away
What is an AI strategy?
An AI strategy is a concrete plan that sets out where, how and in which order your organisation puts AI to work, tied to your business goals and with an expected return per use case. The difference with a vision document: a strategy is something you can act on. When it is done you know which process comes first, what it costs and what it has to deliver.
For those who want to know first,
then build.
AI offers opportunities in every sector, but without a plan it is a waste of money and time. This project is for organisations that want to understand the order before they invest.
Professional services
Law, accountancy, wealth management: where is AI even allowed, what does the regulator require, and which process actually yields billable hours? The strategy answers all three.
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Growing SMEs
A limited budget, so no room for failed pilots. You get the three use cases that pay for themselves fastest, and what you should deliberately leave alone for now.
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Organisations with a failed pilot
Tried something with AI that stalled? Usually it was not the technology but the choice of process. We analyse what went wrong and rebuild the roadmap from there.
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in your hands at the end.
No theoretical story, but documents you can steer by straight away.
Opportunity scan with expected return
Every opportunity in your organisation scored on impact and feasibility, with an expected return per use case. So the argument about what comes first is settled with numbers.
Prioritised on ROIRoadmap with a price per phase
The order, the dependencies, the lead time and the investment per step. No open ends: you know up front what phase 1 costs and delivers.
Fixed price per phase
Technology and team advice
Which systems you need (and which you do not), what has to run locally for compliance reasons, and what the first step is for your team.
Compliance framework includedFrom ambition to roadmap in 4 to 6 weeks.
Business analysis and goals
We analyse your processes, systems and strategic goals. On site wherever that is possible.
Opportunity mapping
We identify where AI has the greatest impact and score every use case on return and feasibility.
Strategy and roadmap
You get the concrete strategy: the order, the investment per phase, the technology choices and the compliance framework.
Implementation start
We guide the first steps, or build the first use case ourselves if that is what you want.
Want to know first whether a
strategy project is needed?
The free AI test gives you a first picture in 2 minutes, and then you know whether a full project makes sense.
I would rather deliver three use cases with a number behind them, so you can start on Monday.
Alex puts it like this:
“A strategy you cannot explain in an afternoon is not going to happen either.”
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Ready for an AI plan you can start on Monday?
Book a strategy call, or take the free AI test first for an initial picture.
