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TECHNOLOGY

Choose the technology
that fits the work

Three questions before choosing a platform

1

Does it fit the task?

Compare the real inputs, outputs, data policy, latency and cost requirements.

2

How will we test it?

Agree on evaluation criteria and compare quality, cost, speed and failures on representative tasks.

3

How will we operate or replace it?

Specify data portability, third-party licenses, monitoring and exit responsibility in the engagement.

ARCHITECTURE

Five areas,
one architecture owner

  • Models and inference

    Task fit, provider policies, cost and latency

    Compare the model options against the workflow and documented data requirements.

    Task fitData policyCost and latencyExplore the related service
  • Applications and workflows

    Interfaces, agents, retrieval and approval

    Define allowed actions, review points and the interfaces that connect automation to daily work.

    AgentsHuman approvalIntegrationExplore the related service
  • Data and content

    Sources, versions, permissions and synchronization

    Name the sources, permitted uses, access rules and people responsible for keeping information current.

    Source governanceAccessVersionsExplore the related service
  • Evaluation and monitoring

    Quality, cost, speed and failures

    Set a baseline and inspect the effects of model or workflow changes before expanding their use.

    Evaluation setMonitoringFailure reviewExplore the related service
  • Operations

    Versions, incidents, recovery and provider changes

    Agree on monitoring, support, recovery and the people who decide when to change or expand the system.

    RunbookRecoveryIncident ownerExplore the related service

Start with one workflow.
Agree on the next step.

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