AI operating model — from ideas to validated impact.
We help companies turn scattered AI ideas, pilots, and tools into a managed flow of business value: with clear roles, priorities, gates, risks, and validated impact.
The first step is a diagnostic of your current AI adoption process.
1–2 weeks · 3–5 interviews · blocker map and 3–6 month plan
AI resume scoringRUB 24 mln
Support RAGRUB 18 mln
CodeAgent reviewRUB 12 mln
Problem
AI exists.
Results do not.
The company already invests in AI, but the management loop does not keep up with pilots, tools, and business demand.
Solution
You need an AI operating model.
AIOM defines rules, roles, processes, and gates for the full initiative path: from idea to adoption and validated impact.
Result
AI becomes a managed flow of value.
Leadership sees the portfolio, risks are managed early, and initiatives are evaluated by impact, feasibility, and adoption readiness.
What this looks like inside the company
There are already enough ideas, tools, and budgets. But without shared strategy, coordination, and a clear link to business impact, AI initiatives drift into separate loops.
Different teams and vendors launch pilots, buy tools, and build similar solutions in parallel. Some AI tools move into shadow IT — outside architecture, security, and access control.
Infrastructure budgets grow, but leadership does not see one picture: where the money is, where the risks are, what is moving, and which initiatives actually create impact.
Scattered AI pilots
Pilots start without shared strategy, prioritization, or a clear route from idea to adoption.
Similar solutions are built in parallel
Teams and vendors create overlapping functionality without coordination or reuse.
AI moves into shadow IT
Solutions appear outside architecture, security, access control, and the shared technology loop.
Business impact is not proven
Impact is not measured or remains disputed, while infrastructure spend grows without a transparent link to results.
AIOM — AI operating model
AIOM helps a company build a managed loop for creating AI value: from idea intake to validated impact in the business process.
The methodology comes from practice, not AI slideware.
It is based on hands-on experience building an AI function, managing an AI initiative portfolio, and aligning decisions with business, security, architecture, data, IT, and finance.
Experience from a large company with high regulatory, technological, and organizational complexity.AI adoption diagnostic
The diagnostic helps you understand where the company is now, where value is lost, and which operating model elements should be implemented first.
For companies that already have AI pilots, but do not yet have a managed adoption and impact validation process.
How the diagnostic works
- 1–2 weeks
- 3–5 interviews
- Analysis of current initiatives and artifacts
- Final workshop
A practical next-step map
- Map of AI initiatives, ideas, pilots, and products
- Blockers across security, architecture, data, IT, finance, and ownership
- Prioritization by value, feasibility, and risk
- Leadership summary: portfolio, blockers, priorities, and next steps
- Draft target operating model
- 3–6 month plan
- Recommendations: continue, stop, keep manual, or move into the system
Result: a decision-ready package — map, priorities, and plan.
The methodology is documented openly
AIOM is not a slide deck. The methodology describes principles, roles, processes, gates, artifacts, and playbooks for building managed AI adoption.
Principles
How to separate value from hype and lead initiatives to validated impact.
Roles
How responsibility is distributed across business, AI office, security, architecture, data, and IT.
Processes
How an initiative moves from intake and assessment to delivery, adoption, and impact.
Artifacts
Which documents and templates prevent decisions from getting stuck between functions.
AIOM can be run manually. But it works better in a system built around AIOM.
The methodology can start in a corporate wiki, spreadsheets, task trackers, whiteboards, or other tools. But once initiatives grow, a single working loop becomes necessary.
A platform that turns AIOM into daily operational work
AI Conveyor is the operating layer on top of AIOM: one loop where initiatives, owners, gates, tasks, and impact live in the workflow instead of scattered files.
- single flow of AI initiatives;
- initiative portfolio, statuses, and owners;
- gates, risks, and approvals;
- delivery tracks and tasks;
- expected and validated impact;
- reporting for AI function and leadership.
AI resume scoringRUB 24 mln
Support knowledge baseRUB 18 mln
Code review agentRUB 12 mln
AI Agent Ensemble
Hover over an agent to see its role in the process.
Builds the business case and shapes requirements.
Questions for business clarification:
1. Current approval rate for applications?
2. Expected monthly application volume?
3. Historical data for 2+ years?
Builds the financial model and estimates economic impact.
Key metrics:
NPV: +RUB 47 mln over 3 years
Payback: 14 months
Return on investment: 3.2×
Gets security approvals moving without delays.
• Data classification: personal data to ISPDn
• Security committee: ~2 weeks
Request template is ready fill in
Prepares technical and architecture documentation.
Components:
feature data mart
model registry
Inference API: p99 < 200ms
Finds the right data marts and shapes data requirements.
• scoring_features
Owner: data team
Coverage: 98%, updated daily
open in catalog
Prepares environments, deployment, and monitoring for the AI product.
• production environment
• 4 CPU / 8 GB memory
Deployment: process template
Monitoring connected
Builds a prototype and shows the idea in the interface.
interface + model + data mart
12 features from the mart
Accuracy: AUC 0.81
Want to turn AI adoption into a managed flow of value?
Start with a diagnostic. We will review your current situation, define priority scenarios, risks, roles, and the next step toward an AI operating model.
A typical diagnostic takes 1–2 weeks and ends with a blocker map, priorities, and a 3–6 month plan.