0%0%Every board wants AI; few teams know which workflow to start with. Dezvo's AI strategy & consulting engagement maps your business challenges to concrete AI use cases, scores your data and systems readiness, and hands you a costed roadmap — with governance and compliance built in from day one, not bolted on after the pilot.
AI strategy consulting is a structured engagement that decides where AI creates measurable value in your business — and where it doesn't. It assesses your data, systems, and team readiness; ranks candidate use cases by ROI and feasibility; and produces a roadmap with costs, risks, and success metrics for each phase.
Done well, it takes 3-6 weeks and ends with one funded pilot and a build-ready plan. Done badly, it takes 6 months and ends with a slide deck. Dezvo runs the 3-6 week version: every engagement finishes with a pilot scoped tightly enough to start building the following week.
Workshops with your operators — not just leadership — to find the workflows where hours are lost and errors are expensive. AI use cases ranked by ROI, feasibility, and time-to-value.
A scored audit of your data quality, system access, security posture, and team skills — the four things that decide whether an AI pilot ships in weeks or stalls for quarters.
A 12-month phased plan: quick-win automations first, platform investments second, moonshots last. Each phase costed, with success metrics and a kill criterion.
Usage policies, human-oversight rules, and data-handling standards mapped to GDPR, India's DPDP Act, and the EU AI Act — sized for your risk level, not enterprise theatre.
1-2 days on-site or remote with leadership and operators. Output: a long-list of AI candidates tied to real business pain.
We inspect the actual databases, ERPs, and document stores — because AI strategy is worthless if the data can't support it.
Scored shortlist, costed roadmap, and a full business case for the first pilot — investment, savings, metrics, risks.
Team briefing, tool recommendations, and governance templates. Build with us, in-house, or with another vendor — the plan works either way.