Services
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Fractional AI leadership
Comes from experience as a board member, CEO, CTO, product manager, program manager, architect, developer and data scientist. Sit across various initiatives and help keep them on track.
Who it’s for
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How it runs
[To write: what a retainer looks like: days per month, steering, vendor and build decisions, board reporting.]
Case study: medical device manufacturer
[To write: strategy, operating model and architecture; policy review; some of the work delivered hands-on and the rest guided; the client left with an owned capability that is sustainable.]
Related: Case study: medical device manufacturer, support voice agent
Enablement
Who it’s for
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What you get
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How it runs
Situation assessment, roadmap, prioritisation, implementation.
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Ways in
Come to a session and leave with the skills and patterns that make it effective.
BigDocs session (free). A public session on the patterns and the benchmark. Bring a document job that comes back from AI looking right and turns out not to be. [Next date]
Team clinic. Half or full day with your team. We bring the theory; you bring your big-document challenge. We work through your own documents using the patterns, and you leave with a plan, a starter Wordhouse and a first test set.
1:1 clinic. For a team lead or CTO. One or more sessions on a specific document job, or on how to let business teams self-serve with AI and still know the results hold up.
Build. Where you’d rather have it built: a big-document pipeline for one job, with its tests, handed over for your team to run and maintain.
Claude enablement. [To write: IT teams hoping their corporate teams can work it out with Claude; sandbox, managed agents, connectors, subagents and CLI access; skills that go beyond chat.]
Accelerators. [To write: reusable starting points from the SMB Accelerators collection.]
Case study: medical device manufacturer, support voice agent
[To write: a real-time voice agent for support, built as an owned capability.]
Related: Case study: medical device manufacturer
Assurance
Who it’s for
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Assurance. For organisations whose teams are building their own AI tools: an inventory of what exists, test sets for the ones that matter, and regular reruns as models and libraries change. Aligned to ISO 42001 and Australia’s Guidance for AI Adoption.
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Case study: alignment assessment against ISO 42001, health research institute
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