- What is an AI Workplace?
- An AI Workplace is an experience layer over the systems an enterprise already runs. Instead of navigating applications, portals and knowledge repositories, employees express what they need and AI coordinates knowledge, agents, applications and workflows to deliver the outcome.
- How is this different from our current digital workplace?
- A digital workplace gives employees access to systems. An AI Workplace completes the work: it resolves intent, retrieves permission-aware knowledge, executes authorized actions across systems and escalates to humans when required.
- Does Pronix sell AI Workplace software?
- No. Pronix is an enterprise AI implementation and systems integration partner. We design and implement the experience, agents, knowledge and integrations across the AI, collaboration, ITSM, HCM and automation platforms you already license.
- Which platforms does Pronix build on?
- Kore.ai, OpenAI, Microsoft Azure AI and Copilot, AWS Bedrock, Google Gemini Enterprise, and Anthropic Claude for AI and agents; Microsoft Teams, Microsoft 365 and Slack for collaboration; Microsoft Power Platform, APIs, workflow platforms and custom integrations for automation.
- How do you keep AI Workplace actions safe?
- Through identity-aware sessions, RBAC/ABAC permissions, enterprise grounding with citations, allow-listed tool authorization, confidence thresholds, human escalation, production observability and full audit logging.
- How is an AI Workplace engagement priced?
- A fixed-scope assessment or implementation is priced against the channels, journeys and knowledge sources in scope, while managed operations run as a monthly service tier against an SLA. Staff augmentation for AI Workplace engineers is billed as a monthly rate per person rather than a fixed project fee.
- How long does it take to reach a first production release?
- Most AI Workplace programs reach a first live channel and journey set in 8 to 12 weeks, starting with a pilot population before wider rollout. Programs spanning multiple agents and enterprise systems typically land toward the longer end of that range.
- Which platforms is the AI Workplace built on?
- We build primarily on Microsoft Copilot Studio and Power Platform for the experience and workflow layer, Kore.ai for standalone conversational agents, and Azure AI for model and orchestration services, integrated with ServiceNow-style ITSM and your HCM platform. The choice follows what you already license.
- What does managed support for the AI Workplace include?
- Managed support covers agent and knowledge monitoring, integration health across ITSM and HCM systems, and incident response, delivered under a documented SLA. Coverage hours range from business-hours to 24x7 follow-the-sun, agreed in the statement of work.
- What does specialized AI Workplace talent cost and where are they based?
- AI Workplace and Copilot Studio engineers are billed at a monthly per-person rate, with a standard notice period built into the service level agreement for ramp-down. Delivery talent is based across our Plainsboro, NJ headquarters, Hyderabad global delivery center, London and Dubai.