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    03 · AI Consultancy

    Decide which tasks AI should take on first

    You get a written plan of the tasks AI can take on, what each would cost, the rules that apply and the order to tackle them.

    • Microsoft 365
    • SharePoint
    • Excel
    • Claude

    Examples

    What the consultancy produces

    Examples based on client projects. Names and figures in them are illustrative.

    Possible uses of AI, scored with you

    You get a written, prioritised plan. We list the tasks AI can take on, score each on effort, benefit and fit, and set them in phases.

    Overview

    What AI Consultancy means in practice

    You get a prioritised plan of AI tasks for your business.

    We look at your processes, data and systems with the people who run them. We score each possible use of AI on effort, benefit and fit, then set the uses in phases with costs, owners and the measures to track. Where ordinary automation or the current process is the better answer, the plan says so.

    What you receive

    1. 01
      Prioritised AI plan

      The uses of AI you choose to pursue, in phases, with milestones and the time and people each needs.

    2. 02
      Business case estimates

      Cost and benefit estimates for your top uses, with today's baseline and the measures to track. They stay estimates until the work is tested.

    3. 03
      Rules for using AI

      A draft acceptable-use policy, data controls and the criteria for choosing suppliers.

    4. 04
      Supplier and tool shortlist

      The tools and suppliers that fit your business, with the reason for each.

    The plan is yours to keep and act on, with us or without us. We agree the plan, price and timeline in a written proposal before work starts.

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    Tasks named in your own work

    We name the tasks in your operations and customer work that AI can take on, and what each would involve for the person who does it now.

    Costs and rules in one plan

    The plan carries cost estimates and the rules for using AI: who uses which tools, with what data and with which checks.

    Platforms chosen for the task

    We recommend platforms on task performance, data handling, integration and running cost, and we give the reason for each recommendation.

    What you keep

    A phased roadmap the partners sign

    Each phase has its uses, costs, owners and measures, with the decisions still open written down.

    Example document. Names and figures are illustrative.

    How it works

    How we deliver AI Consultancy

    Step 1 of 4

    Interviews

    We talk to your leadership and the people who do the work about how the business runs, the data you hold and how you use AI today.

    Questions

    Questions about AI Consultancy

    How does a consultancy project run?

    It runs through interviews, scoring, the written plan and help choosing suppliers. The proposal gives an estimated timeline for your business.

    How is this different from a management consultancy?

    We work on AI and the software around it. We judge each option on what it would take to build, run and maintain, as well as its business case.

    What do we receive?

    A prioritised AI plan, cost and benefit estimates for your top uses, rules for using AI, supplier guidance and a phased implementation plan. You keep every document.

    How do you estimate the return?

    Before any build starts, we estimate the cost and benefit of each prioritised use, record today's baseline and agree what to measure. The estimates are tested once the work is running.

    How is the work priced?

    We set out the price and what it covers in a written proposal before work starts.

    How do you choose which platforms to recommend?

    On task performance, data handling, integration and running cost. Each recommendation in the plan gives its reason.

    How do you work with our own team?

    Through joint working sessions, regular reviews and a handover of the plan. By the end, your team knows the plan well enough to take it forward.

    Can we start with a smaller question?

    Yes. A single question, such as which tool to use for one task, can be a smaller piece of work. We agree the plan and estimated timeline with you before starting.

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    Which tasks are you weighing up?

    Bring the tasks you are weighing up and the systems they touch. We will tell you which to plan first, what each would involve, or if ordinary automation would do the job.