How the work would be run.
Six representative engagement blueprints across Switzerland, Jordan and the United States. Explore the mandate, architecture, delivery plan and measures of success. Each is a designed blueprint; published client outcomes require the client's approval and evidence from the record.
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6 missions
- Schéma directeur de missionSwitzerlandServices financiersVoice agents for a Swiss private bank's client service lineA telephony-grade agent in Swiss German, French and English that answers, verifies, resolves and hands over — with recording consent handled the way FINMA expects.
- Schéma directeur de missionSwitzerlandPharma et sciences de la vieDocument intelligence for a pharmaceutical quality functionRetrieval and drafting over deviation reports, standard operating procedures and batch records in a validated environment, so reviewers read less and decide more.
- Schéma directeur de missionJordanÉtat et secteur publicA sovereign AI programme for a government ministryArabic-first models on national infrastructure, a governance framework a minister can sign, and citizen services moved onto it one at a time.
- Schéma directeur de missionJordanIndustrie et manufactureMarket intelligence and a brand architecture for a family-owned groupA board-cadence intelligence function across six operating companies, and one brand architecture that lets each business be itself under a name the family owns.
- Schéma directeur de missionUnited StatesSantéReplacing a hospital network's scheduling core without stopping the clinicsA twenty-year-old scheduling system migrated site by site behind a compatibility layer, with HIPAA controls designed in and no clinic closed for a cut-over.
- Schéma directeur de missionUnited StatesLuxe et commerceAn in-house advertising system for a national retailerCreative production, media buying and measurement brought under the retailer's own roof, with AdverAI in the production line and a growth team that stays.
Why blueprints, and not case studies.
A firm that works for private banks, ministries and hospital networks does not publish its clients' names for marketing. Most of the work is under non-disclosure agreements, and the rest is the client's story to tell. The usual answer is a page of anonymised case studies with rounded numbers that nobody can check. That is a form of fiction, and a Swiss compliance officer treats it as one.
A blueprint is the honest alternative. It shows the method in full — what would be asked in Discover, what would be signed at each gate, what would be built and what would be measured — for a mandate the firm is asked for often. A reader can judge whether the method is sound. References for real engagements are provided under non-disclosure, matched to the reader's industry and region.
Confiez-nous un mandat comme celui-ci.
Une demande de proposition compte sept étapes courtes et est lue par le responsable de mission qui conduirait le travail. Des références de missions réelles sont fournies sous confidentialité, selon votre secteur et votre région.