Start with your services, the data and the contextual constraints.
We identify where AI is useful, what the organisation is ready for, and what people need in order to understand, question and use the resulting system.
Know the field.Design how business and technology serve people.
An overview of the AI landscape: terminology, legislation, and what's possible now. We walk through the three tiers that matter, traditional AI, generative AI, and agentic AI, so "AI agent" stops being a buzzword and becomes something you can act on.
A hands-on introduction to relevant AI tools. You run a task through two or three tools yourselves, not just watch someone demo them.
A survey across leadership and operations, then a working session. We score you across four dimensions, people, process, data, and governance, so "we should do something with AI" becomes a ranked list of what to do first.
Two hands-on sessions train the client's legal and compliance team to classify AI systems against the AI Act risk tiers.
Delivered by EgoIQ.
Narrows candidates to the few worth building, or tells you honestly that none will work. We test against your own data, in the room, live, so the answer is a number you can trust, not a hunch.
One use case, built fast, to answer whether it can work. By the end of the week you've clicked through it yourself, on your own use case, not watched someone else's.
A working system in your environment, on your own data. Your team runs it for its intended work during the build, so by the end you already know how it behaves under daily use, not just in a demo.
Your prototype hardened into production: governed, integrated, with named ownership and an audit trail for every decision it makes, so when something needs explaining six months from now, you're not starting from zero.
Put your own data on the table before committing to a build. The cost of finding that out mid-build runs many times higher than the cost of finding it out first. That's exactly what Proving Ground does.
A name, the challenge, and a rough timeline are enough to start.