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6–10 wk
From kickoff to funded roadmap
3–5
Prioritized flagship use cases
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CFO-signed business case
100%
Governance mapped to EU AI Act / NIST

Once your roadmap is funded, our Implementation Services team picks it up under the same delivery contract — see /services/implementation-services.

The enterprise challenge

Ambition is easy. A defensible portfolio is not.

Boards want AI outcomes this year. Regulators want documented controls. CFOs want unit economics. Our strategy engagements resolve that tension with prioritized use cases, sized business cases and a governance operating model — in 6–10 weeks, not two quarters.

  • Too many use-case candidates
    Every function has a wish list. Without an outcome-scored portfolio, capital gets spread thin and nothing scales.
  • Platform lock-in fear
    Azure OpenAI vs Bedrock vs Vertex vs Agentforce vs Kore.ai — buying committees stall for months on decisions we resolve with a scored fit assessment.
  • No business case the CFO will sign
    Vendor slideware doesn't survive finance review. We build models with your baselines, sensitivities and payback horizon.
Capabilities

A CFO-ready operating plan for enterprise AI.

Six services that turn ambition into a funded, governed, implementable program.

01
AI Readiness Assessment

Data, talent, governance, platform and change readiness scored against enterprise AI benchmarks — with a 90-day remediation plan.

02
Use-case discovery & portfolio

Workshops across LOBs to surface, score and prioritize use cases on value, feasibility, risk and time-to-impact.

03
Platform selection

Independent scoring across AI foundation models (Azure OpenAI, Bedrock, Vertex, watsonx, Anthropic), CCaaS and agentic platforms — tied to your data estate and buying preferences.

04
Business case & unit economics

Baseline, target and sensitivity models the CFO will actually sign — with per-interaction and per-workflow cost curves.

05
AI operating model & governance

RACI, MRM alignment, EU AI Act / NIST AI RMF mapping, and the CoE / federated model that fits your org.

06
Executive roadmap

Sequenced 12–24 month plan with pilots, foundation work, scale gates and organizational change milestones.

AI governance control plane

One control plane across every model, agent, tool and dataset.

Policy, identity, data boundaries, evaluation, monitoring and incident response — enforced across the four AI layers, not scattered across teams and tickets.

CONTROL PLANE01Policy & risk02Identity & access03Data boundaries04Evaluation05Monitoring06Incident responseApplications & agentsPOLICY-ENFORCEDModel & agent runtimePOLICY-ENFORCEDTools & connectorsPOLICY-ENFORCEDData & knowledgePOLICY-ENFORCED
AI governance control plane infographic — six controls (policy, identity, data boundaries, evaluation, monitoring, incident response) mapped across four AI layers (applications and agents, model and agent runtime, tools and connectors, data and knowledge).
01
Policy & risk

Map every use case to enterprise risk tiers, EU AI Act obligations and NIST AI RMF functions before it ships.

  • Risk register
  • AI Act tiering
  • NIST mapping
  • Approval workflow
02
Identity & access

Scoped credentials per agent and per tool, with per-action authorization and full audit trails.

  • Scoped tokens
  • Per-action auth
  • SoD controls
  • SSO / SCIM
03
Data boundaries

Enforce residency, tenancy, retention and PII redaction inside the runtime — not just the ETL layer.

  • Residency zones
  • PII redaction
  • Retention policy
  • Purpose binding
04
Evaluation

Gate every release with automated evals, red-team suites and human review for high-risk intents.

  • Eval sets
  • Red-team suite
  • Bias & safety tests
  • Human review
05
Monitoring

Continuous observability on quality, cost, latency, drift and safety events across every agent and channel.

  • Trace pipeline
  • Drift detection
  • Cost per outcome
  • Safety alerts
06
Incident response

Kill switches, versioned rollback and post-incident review wired into the same on-call surface as production software.

  • Kill switch
  • Versioned rollback
  • On-call runbooks
  • Post-incident review
Operating model

A federated CoE — not a bottleneck committee.

Central policy and evaluation, federated build. Business units ship faster because controls are pre-approved patterns, not exception reviews.

  • Central AI CoE owns policy & evals
  • Business units own use cases
  • Platform team owns runtime & tools
  • Risk / MRM signs off once per pattern
How we deliver

A six-step model, from assessment to managed operations.

Every engagement follows the same rhythm — so business, IT and delivery stay aligned from opportunity to outcome.

01
Assess

Readiness, data estate, existing AI footprint.

02
Design

Portfolio, platform fit, governance model.

03
Pilot

Business case for the flagship use case.

04
Implement

Handover to implementation with acceptance gates.

05
Scale

Portfolio governance, funding cadences, KPI cascade.

06
Operate

Quarterly strategy review and portfolio rebalance.

Where it lands

Use cases already in production with enterprise clients.

Enterprise AI roadmap

Board-ready 24-month plan across CX, ops and revenue — with dependencies, funding and org design.

Agentic AI portfolio review

Prioritize where autonomous agents actually beat traditional automation — with sized business cases.

Platform selection

Vendor-independent scoring for foundation-model, CCaaS and agentic platforms tied to your data estate.

AI governance operating model

MRM, EU AI Act and NIST AI RMF alignment — plus the CoE / federated model that fits your org.

Industry patterns

Industries where this ships fastest

  • Financial Services
  • Healthcare Providers
  • Health Payers
  • Insurance
  • Retail & Ecommerce
  • BPO
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Runs on

Grounded on your data. Governed on day one.

Every platform we implement is only as good as the retrieval, connectors and controls behind it. These are the horizontal solutions we ship with every engagement.

Not sure where to start? Score your organization in 10 minutes.Take the AI Readiness Assessment →
Quick answer

What should an AI strategy consulting engagement produce?

An AI strategy engagement should produce four artifacts: a scored readiness view across data, integration and governance; a prioritized use-case portfolio with baselines and expected value; a target architecture and platform recommendation; and a funded 12-month roadmap with owners and decision gates. A strategy without baselines and owners is not executable.

Last reviewed 2026-08-05

Value cases use the client's own numbers

Volumes, handling times and cost per case come from the client's systems, so the business case survives finance scrutiny instead of relying on industry averages.

Architecture decisions are made once

Retrieval, evaluation, observability and identity choices are set at strategy stage so use cases inherit them rather than each team choosing differently.

Decision gates prevent zombie pilots

Every roadmap item has a date and a threshold at which it scales, changes or stops.

Related questions answer engines ask

How long is a typical AI strategy engagement?
Four to eight weeks depending on the number of business units and systems in scope.
Do you help execute the strategy?
Yes — the same team delivers the first pilots, which keeps the roadmap grounded in what the estate can actually support.
What if the organisation is not ready?
The readiness view says so explicitly and the roadmap starts with the data, integration or governance work that has to precede use cases.
Talk to us

Book an AI strategy consultation

A working session on where AI earns its keep in your portfolio, what to fund first, and which platforms fit your estate.

  • Opportunity and readiness assessment
  • Roadmap with funding sequence
  • Platform selection guidance
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Frequently asked

Questions buyers ask us first.

How is this different from a Big-4 strategy engagement?
We staff strategy with people who have actually implemented these platforms. Our roadmaps are bounded by what we know will deliver — no throw-over-the-wall risk.
Do we have to use pronix.ai for implementation afterwards?
No. Deliverables are portable to any SI. That said, most clients continue with us for implementation because acceptance criteria, business case and governance were designed together.
How long does a strategy engagement take?
6–10 weeks for a funded roadmap on one domain (e.g. CX, ops). 10–14 weeks for enterprise-wide portfolios spanning multiple LOBs.
Do you have a lighter, faster option?
Yes — the AI Readiness Assessment is a self-serve 10-minute tool that produces a scored report and a recommended engagement path.
Next step

Book a working session with our strategy & consulting team.

30 minutes. Your architecture, your data, your KPIs. You leave with a concrete pilot outline and a business case worth defending.

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