AI Roadmap Creation

    A 4–8 week engagement that turns AI ambition into a sequenced, funded, AI-Act-aware plan.

    For organisations large enough that a single workshop isn't enough — multiple business units, multiple stakeholders, real budget at stake — and that need a roadmap the executive committee will actually fund.

    Who it's for

    • Larger SMEs, mid-market and enterprise teams ready to make AI a programme, not a side project
    • Executive committees or boards that need a defensible AI plan with budget, timeline and governance
    • Organisations preparing for the EU AI Act and Belgian regulatory expectations

    What's included

    • Current-state assessment: AI maturity, data foundations, team skills, existing tools, governance baseline
    • Opportunity mapping across business units and processes, building on (or replacing) any prior use-case work
    • Prioritised portfolio: typically 5–12 use cases scored on impact, feasibility, time-to-value, data readiness and AI Act risk class
    • Sequenced 12-month plan: quick wins (0–90 days), scale initiatives (3–9 months), foundations (data, MLOps, governance)
    • Operating model and governance recommendations: ownership, decision rights, AI Act compliance pathway, vendor/partner model, internal-versus-external build choices
    • Budget envelope for each phase, in ranges, with assumptions stated
    • Executive-ready deliverable: ~25-page roadmap document plus a one-page board summary

    Duration: 4–8 weeks, depending on scope. Typical cadence: 2-week current-state phase, 2–3 week opportunity & prioritisation phase, 1–2 week packaging.

    Deliverable: a written AI roadmap your CFO can fund and your CTO can start executing without further scoping work.

    What this is not: a slide deck. It is a written document with named owners, ranges, and a recommendation we'd stake our reputation on.