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Reduce repetitive work
Assess document processing, reporting, and follow-up tasks for automation. Keep human approval where a decision or change needs review.
Governed AI implementation
Make your existing systems work better with AI.
We review your organization’s workflows, applications, and data to find where AI can reduce manual work and help people make decisions. Then we build and integrate the solution with clear access boundaries, approvals, and ownership.
Forward-deployed engineering: hands-on delivery with clear rules.
Choose a step to see how we help and what you receive.
Illustrative workflow
Understand the work before choosing AI.
Map how work gets done, where time is lost, and which systems and data are involved.
- What you receive
- A map of your existing systems and an agreed business problem.
Access, approvals, and ownership defined throughout.
REVIEW YOUR SYSTEMSIDENTIFY AI OPPORTUNITIESBUILD + VERIFY
Microsoft expertise. Broader AI capability.
Where AI can help
Start with the work your team does every day.
Identify repetitive tasks, hard-to-find information, and disconnected applications. Evaluate where AI fits before choosing a tool.
02
Find useful information
Build search and assistants around company knowledge. Respect source permissions so staff can access the information they are authorized to use.
03
Connect existing applications
Integrate AI with business systems through controlled interfaces. Define what it can read or change, and test how it handles failures.
Governed AI Engineering
Governance belongs
in the architecture.
We design and build AI around your business needs. We define what it can access, when a person must approve, and who will run and maintain it.
Explore AI architecture and implementation01Identity + authorization
Give each AI agent an identity so systems can recognize it. Define the tools it can use, whose permissions it uses, and when approval is required.
02Security + data boundaries
Limit access to the data and systems needed for the task. Review permissions, sensitive information, and integration boundaries.
03Ownership + lifecycle
Name the people responsible for putting AI into use, reviewing access, maintaining it, and removing it when it is no longer needed.
04Evidence + review
Record relevant actions and approvals so the team can investigate failures, review decisions, and verify controls.
Core engagements
AI assessment, implementation, and remediation.
Review AI already in use, design and build a new AI agent, or fix the access and control issues found in an assessment.
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Architecture that can be operated.
Governed AI Architecture & Implementation
Design and build AI agents, tools that carry out tasks, and connect them to your systems. Define access, approvals, and how your team will maintain them.
What you leave with
- A map of existing systems and the proposed solution design
- An agreed build plan with access rules and safeguards
- Working system connections, test results, and maintenance instructions
Find the gaps before they spread.
AI Governance Assessment
Review the AI tools you use, their access, and who is responsible. Receive prioritized findings and an agreed plan for technical fixes.
What you leave with
- Findings for company leaders, with the most important issues first
- A map of technical safeguards and the observations behind each finding
- Priorities for fixes and an agreed next step
Give every agent a boundary.
Agent Governance & Authorization
Specify what each AI agent can read or change, where approval is required, and how its access is reviewed and revoked.
What you leave with
- A record of each agent, its owner, and its approved access and actions
- Configured safeguards and test cases
- Responsibilities for reviewing, changing, and removing agent access
Connect the Microsoft control layers.
Microsoft AI Governance
Review how your team uses Copilot and AI agents. Check identities, information access, data protection, and Power Platform settings.
What you leave with
- A map of your Microsoft AI setup and its safeguards
- Prioritized configuration and implementation work
- Named owners, review requirements, and records to keep
Make existing systems AI-ready.
AI Integration & Legacy Modernization
Connect AI to older applications through APIs, interfaces that exchange information. Define access, approval steps, and how to handle failures.
What you leave with
- Integration and modernization plan
- Tested system connections and working workflows
- Migration, recovery, and maintenance guidance
Build it. Deploy it. Keep it usable.
Platform Engineering & Technical Operations
Build and maintain Next.js websites and applications, their system connections, and release processes. Document how to maintain and recover them.
What you leave with
- Working platform and integration changes
- Deployment and recovery documentation
- An agreed technical operations scope
Turn findings into working controls.
Governance Remediation & Implementation
Fix the access, identity, activity records, and ongoing management issues found in an assessment. Test the changes and document remaining risks.
What you leave with
- Completed changes and test results
- An updated map of safeguards and instructions for running the system
- Remaining risks and a handover plan
Find your starting point
Which decision
comes next?
Three questions. A suggested engagement and a reason to start there.
Your selections stay in this page. No account, submission, or readiness score.
Explore all seven services- 1Environment
- 2Priority
- 3Stage
Where does the work sit?
Choose the closest fit. Your team may use more than one type of system.
Agent governance + authorization
Every agent needs
a defined authority.
An AI agent can use tools to carry out tasks. Before letting it act on its own, define who is responsible, what it can access, and when a person must approve.
See the authorization path01Who owns this agent?
02Which identity does it use?
03What can it read or change?
04What requires approval?
05How is access reviewed and retired?
Microsoft AI specialization
Deploy Microsoft AI.
Define who can access what.
Plan how staff will use Microsoft 365 Copilot and Copilot Studio agents. Review information access, permitted actions, and who manages them. Assess Microsoft Entra and Purview controls for the planned work.
Microsoft AI GovernanceMicrosoft 365 Copilot
Source access + deployment readiness
Copilot Studio
Agents + environment controls
Microsoft Entra
Identity + authorization
Microsoft Purview
Data protection + evidence
Microsoft Foundry
Model + agent architecture
Power Platform
Workflow + integration boundaries
Integration + modernization
Connect AI to your
existing applications.
Connect AI to older applications through APIs, interfaces that let systems exchange information. Define access, approvals, and what happens if something fails before AI reads or changes business records.
Explore modernization- Existing systems
Applications, data, and business rules
- Governed interfaces
Validated APIs and access decisions
- AI functionality
Approved retrieval and actions
How we work
Close to your systems. Clear about the next step.
- 01
Understand
Map your systems, information, access, limits, and business needs.
- 02
Design
Design the solution, its access rules, and who will maintain it.
- 03
Implement
Build the integrations and controls in an agreed scope.
- 04
Operate
Test behavior, share the results, and agree on maintenance and reviews.
Engineering in practice
Close to the realities of production.
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Platform engineering, content infrastructure, deployment, maintenance, and automation.
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Insights
The decisions beneath the technology.
Agent governance
Authorization comes before autonomy.
Five questions to answer before an agent can act on enterprise systems.
Read the noteArchitectureModernization is also an AI control.
Why an integration boundary matters more than a direct connection to a legacy database.
Read the noteOperating modelsGovernance that survives deployment.
Translate policy into identities, permissions, reviews, and evidence.
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