AI advisory: assessment and scoping
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Assessment of AI uses and projects, then scoping of a project: what an agent can do, what it must not do, and what that implies for the organisation.
Before starting an AI project, you need to know where an agent is useful, where it is not, and what will have to be demonstrated afterwards. The assessment and the scoping answer these questions.
Assessment — 3 days
- Review of current AI uses and projects
- Identification of the tasks where an agent is relevant, and of those where it is not
- Applicable transparency obligations (Article 50 of Regulation (EU) 2024/1689)
- Assessment note and recommendations
The assessment is part of the Fractional technical leadership offer.
Project scoping — 5 days
- Target architecture, scope rules, human validation points
- First evaluation suite of the expected behaviour
- Prototype estimate
The scoping is part of the Agentic systems and RAG offer.
Who does the work
Fabrice Trollet, managing director of AGGIL, EFREI engineer. Background, publications and sources: References and sources.
Tax credit
AGGIL is approved for the French research tax credit (CIR) and innovation tax credit (CII) (2024-2026). For research or innovation operations entrusted to it only, expenses incurred with an approved body may be included in the client company's tax credit base, under the conditions and limits set out in Article 244 quater B of the French General Tax Code. The research and innovation tax credit offer