Roadmap
Turn multiple AI opportunities into a sequenced build plan — with architecture decisions locked
You've validated one opportunity. Or maybe you have a backlog of five. Now the question is: what do we build first, in what order, and what architecture supports all of it?
Roadmap takes 3–4 weeks to turn a list of possibilities into a sequenced build plan — with shared infrastructure decisions, quick wins identified, and a clear path from first PoV to production scale.
Not a strategy deck. A build plan you can execute.
What It Is
A 3–4 week engagement that prioritises your AI opportunities against technical feasibility, business impact, and dependencies — then sequences them into a phased build plan.
You get architecture decisions that hold across multiple use cases, not one-off solutions that don't connect.
The output isn't a report. It's a plan your team can start executing the week after we finish.
What You Get
Everything documented. Yours to keep. Ready to hand to any team — internal or external.
Prioritised Opportunity Backlog
Ranked by impact, feasibility, and dependencies — not just gut feel
Sequenced Build Plan
12–24 month phased roadmap with clear milestones
Architecture Blueprint
Shared infrastructure, reusable components, integration patterns
Quick Wins Identified
What can ship in 8–12 weeks vs. what needs longer investment
Dependency Map
What blocks what. What unlocks what.
Resource & Team Model
Who you need, when, and what skills to build internally
Decision Package
Clear recommendation on where to start — ready for leadership sign-off
Decision Package
Clear recommendation on where to start — ready for leadership sign-off
How It Works
By week 2, you have a ranked backlog. By week 4, you have an executable plan.
Discovery
We map all opportunities, stakeholders, data landscape, and existing initiatives.
- Opportunity inventory
- Stakeholder alignment
- Data landscape review
Prioritisation
We score against impact, feasibility, dependencies. Identify quick wins.
- Impact/feasibility scoring
- Dependency analysis
- Quick wins identified
Architecture
We design shared infrastructure, lock integration patterns, define reusable components.
- Infrastructure design
- Integration patterns
- Reusable components spec
Sequencing
We build the phased plan, align with leadership, finalise the decision package.
- 12–24 month plan
- Leadership alignment
- Decision package
Roadmap vs AI Strategy
Clear "build this first, then this" — no vague timelines.
50-slide deck
Executable build plan
"Opportunities" without feasibility
Every opportunity technically validated
Generic architecture diagrams
Architecture decisions specific to your stack
Consultants disappear after delivery
We stick around to build it
Sits on a shelf
Leads directly to Proof of Value
No sequencing
Clear "build this first, then this"
Vague timelines
12–24 month plan with milestones
What Comes Before
Roadmap works best when you've already validated at least one opportunity. If you're not sure, we'll tell you in the first call.
No idea where to start
One validated opportunity
Multiple opportunities, unclear sequence
Already built 2-3 PoVs, need to scale
What Happens After
Roadmap de-risks everything that comes after. You're not guessing what to build — you know.
Clear first priority
— Move to Proof of Value - working agent in 8-12 weeks
Multiple parallel tracks
— Start 2 PoVs on shared architecture
Infrastructure work needed first
— Scoped platform sprint before first PoV
Organisational blockers identified
— Address governance, data access, team structure before building
Your Time Investment
Focused sessions. No death by workshop. Your team stays productive.
Executive sponsor
3–4 hours
Kickoff, prioritisation session, final alignment
Technical leads
6–8 hours
Architecture sessions, integration context
Domain experts
4–6 hours
Opportunity walkthroughs, success criteria
Data / IT
3–4 hours
Data landscape, infrastructure constraints
What We Don't Do
From kickoff to production system. Not a demo—a working system on your infrastructure.