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Agree the business goals, the candidate workflows and who owns each one.
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01 Decide · AI strategy & discovery
veridive helps leadership teams find where AI can make a useful difference, and where it would be a distraction. We map real workflows, measure today’s baseline and help you choose what is worth building first.
01Decide — AI strategy & discovery
AI strategy and discovery is the work of choosing which workflows AI should change first, and proving the choice before anyone builds. veridive maps how the work actually happens, measures a baseline, checks that the data is reachable and the risks are acceptable, and ends with a scoped roadmap and a clear go/no-go.
01.1 How it runs
Agree the business goals, the candidate workflows and who owns each one.
Sit with the people who do the work, map each step and collect real examples.
Record the baseline, check data access and try the riskiest assumption on approved data.
Present the scored map, the pilot plan and a go/no-go decision, in writing.
1 day
One day with your leadership team. We build a working prototype on one of your real workflows, together, and leave you with three prioritized opportunities.
≈2 weeks
A focused assessment of one or two workflows: baseline, data and access review, risks, and a pilot plan with acceptance criteria. Scope is confirmed after a first conversation.
01.3 Outcomes
Leadership agrees on the few workflows worth changing, and on the reasons.
Every later claim about AI is compared with how the work runs today.
Each candidate has a named owner who will still be there after launch.
You leave with a go/no-go and a scoped next step, not a library of slides.
Questions
A Discovery Sprint is a fixed-scope assessment of one or two workflows that takes about two weeks. veridive walks the real work with the people who do it, measures the baseline, reviews data access and risk, and delivers a pilot plan with acceptance criteria. Scope and price are fixed before it starts, after a first conversation.
An Executive Build Day is one day with your leadership team; a Discovery Sprint is about two weeks with the team that owns a workflow. The Build Day produces a working prototype on a real workflow and three prioritized opportunities. The Sprint goes deeper on one or two workflows and ends with a baseline, a risk review and a pilot plan.
No. Discovery is where you find out whether the data is good enough, and reachable, for the workflows you care about. We look at where the information lives, who may access it and how current it is. If the data is not ready, the first project is often a data project, and the roadmap says so.
Start with one conversation. Describe a workflow and we will reply within one business day with a recommended first step.