AI Solution Concept + MVP Scope
Turn a ranked opportunity into something engineering can build.
Workflow design, MVP scope, functional requirements, KPI framework, and rollout plan. The output is a build-ready package — not a proof-of-concept that dies in a slide deck.
Starts with
One scored opportunity from Pulse (or your own prioritization) with a named owner and real data access.
You leave with
Functional requirements, architecture sketch, KPI framework, and a rollout plan with human-review gates defined.
Fit
Is this for you?
Teams that know what problem to solve but need it scoped for engineering. Product and engineering leads who want a build package, not a strategy deck. Organizations ready to commit build resources after the scope is signed.
Probably not if
- Teams still deciding whether to do AI at all — start with Pulse.
- Organizations wanting us to build without signed scope — we scope first, then deliver.
Deliverables
What you receive.
- Workflow design: inputs, processing steps, outputs, and exception handling
- MVP scope document with in/out boundaries and acceptance criteria
- Functional requirements engineering can estimate against
- KPI framework: what success looks like in numbers, measured how
- Rollout plan: pilot cohort, review gates, production criteria, and rollback triggers
- Human-in-the-loop design for steps requiring judgment or compliance review
Build options
What we can deliver after.
The diagnostic is the front door. If the roadmap still needs hands on the work, these are the typical next steps — scoped from the problem, not from a menu.
- MVP implementation on AWS Bedrock: RAG pipeline, agent workflow, or API integration
- Production rollout with CI/CD gates, monitoring, and cost controls
- Post-Diagnostic Execution Retainer for iterative delivery after MVP
- Fractional Head of AI / Transformation for ongoing product governance
Scoping to delivery
How the engagement runs.
- 01Discovery call: confirm the opportunity, data access, and build timeline
- 02Prerequisite check: Pulse completed or equivalent prioritization in hand
- 03Week 1–2: workflow design sessions, data and integration mapping
- 04Week 2–3: MVP scope, requirements draft, KPI definition
- 05Week 3–5: architecture sketch, rollout plan, stakeholder sign-off, handoff to build
Typical follow-on
Scoped build or Post-Diagnostic Execution Retainer to ship the MVP.