What you receive
- Current-state assessment
- What runs today, who owns it, what it costs, and where it stands against the rules that apply to you.
- Ranked use case list
- Candidate workflows scored on the seven dimensions published on the workflow scorecard, with the evidence beside each score so a reviewer can challenge one number instead of the whole ranking.
- Architecture options
- Two or three, each with its data location, dependencies, cost and trade-offs. Where data residency matters, we apply the eight dimensions in sovereign AI to each.
- Control model
- Who decides what, which decisions stay with a person, how changes get approved and how incidents are handled, organized against the twelve domains in security and governance.
- Sequenced plan and cost envelope
- What to fund first, build, run and human-review costs per option, and the assumptions stated and dated so you can test the figures.
- Decision pack
- The material you present, written so that someone who missed the meeting can follow the reasoning.
Warning
What the roadmap is
A plan and a costed recommendation. It is no security assessment and no legal opinion, and it commits you to nothing further with us. It names the option we would not pick as well as the one we would, and where the right answer is to hire, the plan says so.