Service · Discovery & Strategy
Custom Use-Case Discovery
Where AI, agentic AI, and analytics create value.
We map your processes and identify opportunities across three tracks, agentic AI, classical AI, and analytics, and pressure-test them against feasibility, risk, and expected impact. You leave with a prioritised backlog of concrete use cases and a clear picture of where to start.
The situation
Every organisation has a list of ideas. What is missing is the line between what sounds good and what pays back and can actually be built today. Without that line, the most visible proposals get funded rather than the most effective ones.
How we work
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Process and opportunity mapping
We walk the processes where time, quality, or cycle time is lost together with the business units, and capture candidates where the work actually happens.
Deliverable: Candidate list anchored to real process steps
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Feasibility assessment
Every candidate is tested against data availability, system access, and technical maturity. What cannot be built today is marked as such rather than quietly carried forward.
Deliverable: Feasibility verdict per candidate with stated prerequisites
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Risk and guardrails
Where personal data, customer contact, or regulated processes are involved, we establish early which controls a case needs to be approvable at all.
Deliverable: Risk classification and required guardrails per case
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Impact and prioritisation
We size impact and effort in the same unit, so the ordering becomes something you can argue about on evidence rather than taste.
Deliverable: Prioritised backlog with a stated reason for each rank
What you get
- · Prioritised use-case backlog with impact and effort estimates
- · Feasibility verdict per candidate, including the cases we advise against
- · Risk classification and the guardrails a case needs to get approved
- · A clear recommendation on where to start and why
Engagement
- Duration
- Scoped to fit, from a single process to several business units.
- Getting started
- A first conversation to establish scope and the units involved.
- Who is involved
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- · Business units that own the process day to day
- · IT and data owners for feasibility and system access
- · Data protection or compliance as soon as regulated processes are in scope
- Format
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- · Workshops per business unit rather than one large round
- · Review of real working steps and systems
- · On site in Switzerland or remote