A process built around your decision — not our deliverable count.
Rigorous enough to be useful. Efficient enough to respect your time.
Direct interviews with you and relevant members of your leadership team. Map core processes. Understand the business model, strategic priorities, and the problems worth solving. Review your current technology environment.
Identify every AI application relevant to your business. Prioritise ruthlessly. Model ROI with stated assumptions. Build the kill list. Stress-test every assumption before anything moves forward.
Construct the roadmap, governance model, and pilot blueprints. Drafts are shared as they're built — not delivered as a surprise at the end. You push back. Vector CXO refines.
Final presentation. All deliverables transferred. A clear transition plan so your team can execute without ongoing dependency.
Most AI initiatives fail because they start with technology. This process starts with where your business loses value — then asks whether AI is even the right answer.
Generic frameworks produce generic output. Every assessment is built on your processes, your data, your constraints. Not a template applied to your business.
Knowing what not to do is worth as much as knowing what to do.
Investment depends on complexity. Book a call to discuss fit and scope.
A structured readiness assessment. Dual readiness verdict across three layers. Gap analysis. Sequenced roadmap. Leadership-ready brief.
The deliverable is a comprehensive strategy report — covering prioritised use cases, ROI scenarios, a sequenced roadmap, and a vendor-neutral evaluation framework — built for every stakeholder who needs to execute it, not just the leadership team that commissioned it.
Quarterly retainer. Monthly calls. Async access. Vendor evaluation support. Decision guidance as you execute.
50% to start. 50% after reviewing draft deliverables and confirming they're on track. Real output before full commitment. If something's off, it gets fixed before final delivery. Structured this way because the work should speak for itself — and because no one should have to take Vector CXO's word for it.
You own everything. Three paths forward:
Execute independently.
The roadmap is built for your team to run without ongoing support. Everything you need is in the deliverables.
Ongoing advisory.
Quarterly retainer if you want strategic guidance as you implement. Vendor evaluation, RFP structuring, decision support.
Implementation Partners.
Vector CXO doesn't build — but will help identify the right people who do. The goal is self-sufficiency, not dependency.