Brief a software project
Explain who will use the software, what they need to do, and how you will check that it works. Include the existing systems and limits that affect the project.
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Plan your software
or AI project.
Clear guidance for buying software and AI services. Understand your options, write a useful brief, and know what to check before launch.
Choose a first AI workflow
Start with a recurring task, information you can provide, and a person who can judge the result. A defined first project lets your team test quality, effort, cost, and permissions.
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Use fixed rules for predictable steps. Consider an AI agent when the task needs to interpret information or choose an approved action. Many workflows combine both.
Learn moreEvaluate AI results
Test AI on examples of your actual work. Check accuracy, sources, permitted actions, and the effort people spend reviewing and correcting the result.
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Identify what your existing system must keep doing and which problem needs to improve. Upgrade in stages, with checks, recovery plans, and working releases your team can review.
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Scope a public-sector delivery partner
Define the service, deliverables, responsibilities, and checks before comparing partners. Confirm procurement, security, and other requirements with the people who own them.
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Improve reporting data quality
Agree what each figure means and where it comes from. Check for missing, duplicate, or outdated records before using the data in reports or AI tools.
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Plan secure agent access
Define the information an agent may read and the actions it may take. Enforce those limits in the application and tools, then test misleading content, unauthorized requests, and failures.
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Discuss a project
Discuss your projectTurn the questions into a useful brief.
An early idea or a defined requirement: bring the context and we’ll establish a practical next step.