Private Sector & Professional Services
Partners and executives in private firms have the same problem in a different costume: a decision that has to be made on evidence, in a room full of people who have already made up their minds. We build the systems and the documents that settle it, whether that means a working AI tool inside your Microsoft or Google environment, a structured evaluation of the platform a vendor is pitching you, or a two-page brief the partnership can actually decide on.
Questions we hear
- “Every vendor says their AI platform will transform our document work. How do we find out which one is true for us before we sign a three-year contract?”
- “Our associates are already using ChatGPT on client material. How do we make that safe and useful instead of pretending it is not happening?”
- “Which of our internal processes are worth automating, and what would that take in our systems?”
- “The partnership wants a recommendation, not a slide deck. What does a decision brief look like?”
- “What can we measure that would actually tell us the new tool is paying for itself?”
What we deliver
- Custom AI solutions and automations
- Agents, assistants and workflow automations built on the platforms you already run, with your data-handling rules baked in and your people trained to own them.
- Generative AI proof of concept
- A five-week evaluation with a weighted rubric your decision committee sets up front, hands-on configuration on your own documents, practitioner testing and a findings document written for the meeting that decides.
- Decision briefs and market analysis
- Two-page memos with the context, the complication, the recommendation and the tradeoff, backed by the economic or market analysis the recommendation rests on.
- Analytics and dashboards
- A short list of measures that reflect how the practice actually makes money and where it leaks time, built in Power BI or Tableau on the systems you have.
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Frequently asked questions
Do you work with law firms and other regulated practices?
Yes. Confidentiality obligations, conflict rules and professional standards shape how we handle material; we work inside your environment and never move client data into public AI tools.
Are you tied to a particular AI vendor?
No. We evaluate on your material against criteria you weight, and we build on whatever platform you already run. We take no referral fees.
How big does a company need to be?
Most private-sector clients are mid-sized: large enough to have a real decision to make, small enough that the founder does the work rather than a team of juniors.
Working in this sector?
Start with a 30-minute conversation. No deck, no pitch — just the problem you are trying to solve.
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