A team that builds it and stays once it is live.
Continuous allocation, month by month. For companies with a continuous AI front rather than a project with an end date.
What the squad does in a month.
Runs what is live
Watches it, measures it and fixes it. What reached production still has an owner.
Builds the next front
The plan comes out of the diagnostic and advances by return, not by wish list.
Trains your team
Someone on your side learns to operate it, review it and correct it. The dependency shrinks every month.
Who it is for — and who it is not for.
It is for a company with a continuous AI front: more than one system to integrate, decisions that shift with the business, volume that keeps growing. If what you need is a project with a start and an end, the Build front covers it — and we say so in the diagnostic.
What this front is not: bodies rented by the hour. It is a team with an owner and a target inside your operation.
- AI engineering
- Data and cloud
- DevOps and SRE
- Technical leadership
Questions about this front.
Is a dedicated squad hourly outsourcing?
No. It's a team with an owner and a target inside your operation — not hours sold with no commitment.
What kind of company is the dedicated squad for?
For companies with a continuous AI front: more than one system to integrate, decisions that shift with the business, volume that keeps growing. If what you need is a project with a start and an end, the Construction front covers it — and that's already clear at the diagnostic.
What does the squad do after the system goes live?
It operates what's live — tracks, measures and fixes it —, builds the next front from the diagnostic's plan, and trains someone on your team to operate, review and correct. The dependency drops every month.
What does it cost?
The quote is fixed at the end of the diagnostic, front by front. There is no price list because no two projects are the same.