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We write about the costs, risks and compromises associated with automation, software and AI. We show you a way of thinking that you can apply to your own process.
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A single price without a scope creates false precision. A reliable estimate separates team effort, external services, risk contingency and maintenance, and becomes more accurate as knowledge of the process, integrations and quality requirements grows.
Read the guideHanding over a repository and documentation does not yet transfer responsibility. The new team should be able to build, deploy, observe and safely recover the system independently, with clear ownership and risks.
Read the guideIf a correct outcome can be expressed unambiguously as rules, AI is usually unnecessary. When a process requires interpreting text, images or changing context, AI may be worth considering — most often as a controlled element of a larger automation.
Read the guideA good first process combines measurable value with a feasible scope. Use the 0–3 matrix, compare candidates and identify when the process should be simplified before it is automated.
Read the guideA good audit does not end with a code score or a list of generic comments. It combines business context, architecture, security and maintenance, then turns its findings into priorities and an actionable change plan.
Read the guideCost depends mainly on the number of integrations, data quality, exceptions and operational requirements. We present a model for defining a realistic scope and calculating the break-even point.
Read the guideStandard of materials
Each material answers a question that arises before analysis, purchase or implementation.
Checklists, equations and criteria help translate the topic into the situation of a specific organization.
We do not claim false precision where the result depends on process, data and operational constraints.
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