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AI Readiness Sprint

6 weeks · $50–80K fixed fee · A 90-day agentic AI roadmap your CFO will sign off on

For CIOs at mid-market enterprises (1,000–10,000 employees) running ServiceNow, AWS, or Microsoft as a primary platform. You've been pitched five AI platforms in the last year. Two pilots have stalled. The board is asking for an AI strategy and you'd rather not spend $2M and nine months at a Big-4 firm to get one.

The trigger

Pre-budget cycle decision. Pre-board paper. Renewal conversation with a platform vendor. The moment you realise you can't make the next AI investment decision until you know what's already in the licences you've paid for.

In the SOW

What we deliver, week by week.

Three measured outcomes

What we're contractually accountable for.

Final 30% milestone payment is contingent on these outcomes being verified. If the SOW outcome is not delivered against the verification methodology, you choose between a no-cost extension to remedy or hold-back forfeit.

Outcome 1Quantified gap analysis: AI capability licensed vs activated, by platform.
Outcome 2Prioritised shortlist of five use cases with named ROI ranges and effort estimates.
Outcome 390-day pilot roadmap with named first action and decision gate, accepted by your exec sponsor.
Commercial terms

Fixed fee. Outcomes in the SOW.

Fee & payment

$50–80K fixed fee. Milestone payments structured 40 / 30 / 30. Final 30% contingent on exec-sponsor acceptance of the 90-day roadmap.

Reference

Done before. Referenceable.

Frasers Property engaged Intelliture for an equivalent AI use-case shortlisting engagement. Eight weeks, fixed fee, on schedule, on scope.

Read the Frasers Property case study →

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