What we do

AI rollout and policy

How a company adopts AI without a data leak or a shelfware license.

What it is

An acceptable-use policy your staff can actually follow, rules for what may go into which tool, tool selection, training, and a first automation that proves the point. The ground rules: the policy is written for the people who have to follow it, not for a binder; every rule names the data it protects; the first automation is a real piece of your work, not a demo.

Who it is for

A company whose staff are already using AI tools, with or without permission, and whose owner wants to know what is going where. Professional services, healthcare offices, manufacturers holding customer data, in Cleveland and across Northeast Ohio.

The first engagement

Meet. A first meeting, in person, free. Discover. We look at who uses what, what data it reaches, and where the first automation pays. You get the scope of work, what we found, the spec, and a firm price. Build. The policy, the training, and the first automation, at that price. Run. A retainer that keeps the policy and the tools current as both change, or your team owns it. The whole process is on How we work.

What we have done

• Owning a retailer's entire technical platform, and holding it to one standard

  An AI assistant layer on a self-hosted model, kept on premises for data residency, governed by one rule: every screen works by hand, the model is never on the critical path.