The AI Delivery System™Installed in six weeks. Yours afterwards.

No. The AI Delivery System™ is six weeks, a fixed price, and an outcome written into the proposal, and then it ends. Every partner we speak to says a version of the same thing: help us get set up properly and get going, and we will be self-sufficient after. That is exactly what it is built for. The retainer exists for afterwards, for partners who want us close as Microsoft keeps moving, and it is optional.

No. That is the question every partner asks first, and the answer has genuinely changed. Remembering syntax is not the skill any more. Judgement is: knowing which tool to reach for, what a good solution looks like, and when the output is wrong. Your architects already have that. If your team has spent ten years deciding when config beats code, they are better placed than a developer who has not.

No, and we will not tell you to on day one. The audit exists to understand why you chose what you chose: some tools have better collaboration, some have a phone app your team lives in, some are hosted outside the EU in a way a client will care about. Where the reason is real, we build the system around your tool. Where the reason is habit, we will say that too, and show you what the native plugins give you that stitching things together does not.

Some of it is ready and some of it is not, and the difference is the whole value of the engagement. We deliver client work this way, so when we say a capability is ready you are hearing it from someone carrying the risk of being wrong. When something is not ready, we will say so and tell you what we would use instead. You should expect that answer more than once.

Then start with the audit: two weeks, fixed, and you get our honest read of how you deliver now, which tools fit your practice, and a 90-day roadmap you can run yourself. It is yours either way, and it counts towards the System if you go on. What we would push back on is the assumption that a couple of days finishes it. Getting set up is the easy half; the questions that matter turn up in week three, on a real client build, when the pattern you chose meets something it was not designed for. That is what the six weeks are for.

The system stays and you run it. That is the intended ending, not a loose end. Some partners want nothing more than platform access for the team and a way to reach us when something new lands, and we will say so if that is you. Some want us close for a while, and that is what the retainer is for. Either way we raise it before you have to.

Yes, and that is an argument for a system rather than a course. A fixed syllabus is out of date the month after it is written, which is why the official material is always a release behind. The system is built so your team can absorb what lands next without us. Staying current is our job, and if something significant ships mid-engagement, we bring it to you rather than waiting to be asked.

Consultancy that leaves your team more capable. We do not run a curriculum at your people. We work on what is actually in front of them, and the learning is a side effect of having been in it. If what you want is a room, an agenda and labs, that is a custom workshop and we do those too.

Up to fifteen of them, included, for the six weeks and three months after: the pro courses and the community. It is there so the reference material outlives the engagement. It can also be bought on its own if the System is not what you need.

We work with several partners, and we are careful about it: nothing from your delivery, your clients or your commercials goes anywhere else. Most of our work arrives through partners, and it travels both ways. When something lands that belongs in your practice rather than ours, it comes to you.