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Enterprise AI Strategy

A clear AI roadmap, not another deck of possibilities.

Most AI strategy work produces a long list of things that might be possible. We produce a ranked, sequenced plan of what to build first — scoped to the Microsoft environment you already own and ready to move into implementation.

What's included

Three deliverables. One fixed engagement.

AI Readiness Assessment

We audit your current processes, data landscape, and Microsoft stack to determine where AI automation will land and where it won't. Honest about constraints — no padding the opportunity to justify the engagement.

DeliverableWritten readiness report: capability gaps, data quality assessment, quick-win candidates.

Use Case Prioritisation

We rank automation candidates against two axes: business impact and technical feasibility with your current Microsoft environment. You get a ranked backlog with a rationale for each position — not a list of everything that might be possible.

DeliverablePrioritised use case backlog with impact/feasibility scoring and build-vs-buy recommendations.

AI Roadmap

A sequenced 12-month plan that maps use cases to delivery quarters, names the Microsoft platform for each, and flags the dependencies (licensing, data prep, stakeholder alignment) that have to move first.

Deliverable12-month implementation roadmap with platform selections, sequencing rationale, and dependency map.

Why CommonLogic

Strategy work that leads somewhere.

Strategy that leads to build.

We don't hand you a strategy deck and leave. Every recommendation is scoped so it can move directly into implementation — with us or with your internal team.

Microsoft stack only.

We assess your environment against the Microsoft platform you've already licensed — not against a generic AI landscape. Recommendations stay inside your existing vendor relationship.

Senior practitioners, not analysts.

The people running your strategy engagement have built agentic systems in production. Assessments are grounded in what's actually been shipped, not frameworks from a slide deck.

Fixed scope, fixed fee.

The strategy engagement has a defined output and a defined price. No open-ended advisory retainers that stretch into months of inconclusive workshops.

How it works

Audit to roadmap in four steps.

A fixed engagement with defined outputs at each stage. You know what you're getting and when before we start.

01

Current state audit

We review your processes, Microsoft licensing, data sources, and any existing automation — documenting what you have and where the gaps are.

02

Opportunity mapping

Working sessions with your team to surface automation candidates. We validate each against what's actually buildable with your current Microsoft environment.

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Prioritisation & scoring

We rank the shortlisted opportunities by business impact and technical feasibility, producing a sequenced backlog with a clear rationale for each position.

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Roadmap delivery

We present the completed readiness report and 12-month roadmap. If you want to move into implementation, we scope the first engagement the same week.

Common questions

Questions buyers ask before they call.

If something isn't answered here, reach out — we respond quickly.

How long does a strategy engagement take?

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What do we need to provide upfront?

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Do we have to implement with CommonLogic after the strategy?

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We already have an internal AI team. Is this still useful?

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Is this the right starting point or should we go straight to a workflow build?

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Ready to find out where AI fits in your operations?

One conversation is enough to scope the readiness assessment.
You'll know the cost, the timeline, and the exact output before we start.