AI Architecture & Build Sprint
For concrete AI ideas whose technical route is still unclear.
Outcome / focus
Architecture decision, make/buy, MVP scope and a concrete build plan.
From a sound architecture decision through pilots and integration to production readiness and ongoing technical support.
The right starting point depends on where your project stands.
For concrete AI ideas whose technical route is still unclear.
Outcome / focus
Architecture decision, make/buy, MVP scope and a concrete build plan.
For teams testing a real workflow with real data and users.
Outcome / focus
A working pilot, a clear learning question and production-oriented implementation.
For AI systems already in production.
Outcome / focus
Evaluation, regression, RAG and agent quality, provider changes, cost and technical health checks.
For companies where AI matters strategically but a senior in-house AI team would be premature.
Outcome / focus
Technical leadership, architecture decisions and hands-on guidance.
Depending on your project, architecture, integration, evaluation or a particular operating model may take priority.
Data flows, APIs, system integration and make-or-buy decisions.
Explore →Knowledge systems, agents and automation with real data and permissions.
Explore →EU hosting, open source and on-premise where data sovereignty calls for it.
Explore →Quality, regression, guardrails and reliable release criteria.
Explore →Permissions and safe data flows for production use.
Explore →Clarify use cases, constraints and initial architecture decisions.
Explore →Local meeting processing with traceable results.
Explore →Practical steps for a specific AI data privacy incident.
Explore →Sensitive or confidential data has reached an AI system? Scope the incident technically, check active data paths, preserve evidence and establish the next owners.
Some teams first need orientation. Others already have use cases and need architecture, sparring or implementation depth. The services are therefore deliberately modular.
GDPR-compliant AI that belongs to your company: EU-hosted or on-premise, without US cloud lock-in and with a first automated workflow.
Suited to mid-sized companies that want to bring Shadow AI under control and introduce productive AI with full data sovereignty.
When clarity comes first: a workshop instead of jumping straight to tooling. Sort out potential, risks, conditions and next steps together.
Suited to companies that want to start in a structured way and need a sound basis for decisions.
When the direction is clearer: guidance on architecture, stack selection, target picture and implementation preparation – with a technical reality check.
Suited to companies that want to bring AI into processes and systems in a controlled way.
When decisions should turn into solid solutions: technical support, prototypes, integrations and a controlled handover into everyday work.
Suited to companies that want to evaluate AI not only conceptually, but bring it cleanly into existing processes.
An independent 2–4 week sprint for existing RAG and agentic AI systems: realistic test sets, failure analysis, guardrails and a prioritised go-live plan.
Suited to teams with an existing pilot or system where quality, agent behaviour, security or operability are not yet established reliably.
Contracts, policies, documents, PDFs — made findable and usable in context faster via RAG, internal search systems, or secure knowledge assistants.
Research, preliminary analysis, summaries, documentation — noticeably accelerated once quality and control are clarified.
Where data, know-how, or internal information must stay protected: sovereign systems with clear roles and data flows.
Not more tools, but better decisions: which models, which infrastructure, which hosting variant make sense in the long run.
“Ease knowledge work” turned into a ready-made offer: minutes and tasks automatically, processed locally on your own hardware, every critical statement backed by a quote and timecode. With an open ROI calculator and a 14-day Fast-Track that measures it against your own meetings.
Each step builds logically on the previous one.
Clarify goals, priorities and use cases.
Define data flows, roles and technical guardrails.
Build and test a solid prototype.
Try the solution in everyday work, gather learnings for rollout.