Workflow shortlist
Two or three live tasks scored by volume, risk, owner and decision value.
Turn one messy workflow into a governed 30-day AI pilot your team can keep or kill with evidence.
First 30 days
The first month should produce a decision, not theatre: choose one real workflow, map the source data and approval path, run a controlled pilot, then keep or kill it with evidence.
Two or three live tasks scored by volume, risk, owner and decision value.
Data handled, customer/staff/money impact, reviewer and failure mode checked before build.
Approved sources, blocked data, reviewer, escalation route and evidence to save.
One use case, one source set, one reviewer, success metric and rollback/kill condition.
Go, pause, clean tenant/data first, or reject the use case.
Use cases
AI adoption is the main offer. These routes stay visible when the first blocker is security or the public website.
FAQ
The AI Rollout Diagnostic compares a few candidate workflows, checks the risk, and recommends one controlled pilot.
Day rate or fixed price for a defined scope. I will share an indicative price within a working day of the first call, alongside a rough plan.
You deal directly with me: the same person who scopes the work, changes the settings, writes the notes and answers for the result.
That is why the IT lane stays visible. Identity, device trust, DLP, SharePoint, Teams and audit controls support safer AI rollout.
Yes, if the pilot is narrow: approved sources, blocked data, human approval, saved review notes and a named reviewer.
Talk to Gyorgy
Send the department, current AI usage, workflow pain, source data and reviewer. I will reply with the likely route and whether it fits a scoped engagement.
Workflow pain, sources, risk, owners
Candidate workflows and guardrail baseline
One approved workflow in a narrow scope
Evidence, blockers, next decision
Summary, artefacts, next action