Writing a Proof of Concept That Actually Decides Something
Many AI proofs of concept end in a demo and a shrug. A short charter written before the build turns them into decisions.
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Prioritisation, build decisions and planning for AI and automation programmes. Articles in this topic are written for leaders and practitioners who need practical, evidence-based guidance.
5 articles in Technology Strategy
Many AI proofs of concept end in a demo and a shrug. A short charter written before the build turns them into decisions.
Most AI projects that stall do so because of data. Twelve questions to answer before committing budget, and what to do when the answers are uncomfortable.
Heavy review for every AI use drives teams around governance. Tiering uses by risk lets low-risk work move quickly and focuses scrutiny where harm is possible.
Workshops produce long lists of AI ideas. A transparent scoring model balances value, feasibility, risk and readiness so the first projects are the right ones.
Before choosing models or vendors, five plain questions reveal whether an AI idea is ready, what it needs and how it could go wrong.
Topic guide
Technology strategy connects AI and automation to business priorities. This topic covers use case prioritisation, readiness, investment sequencing and building the foundations that larger ambitions depend on.
FAQ
By scoring value, feasibility, data readiness, risk and adoption with evidence, weighting criteria to strategy and balancing early wins with foundational work.
Prioritised initiatives, enabling investments in data, platforms, skills and governance, milestones, owners and measures of value.
Regularly, often every quarter or half-year, using evidence from delivered work and changes in technology and data readiness.
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Where these ideas are put into practice.
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