Services

What we do, and what you get

We help you decide whether you need AI and which kind, then we build it, measure it, and train your team.

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Problems we solve

How we work

  1. DecideDo you need AI, and which kind?
  2. CaptureGather what your team knows
  3. BuildAI only where it pays off
  4. VerifyTest on your own cases
  5. DeployYou approve, we track results

Executive and leadership

Decide where AI fits and what to fund.

  • Executive AI strategyA leadership survey, then an executive briefing within a week
  • Fractional AI advisorOngoing AI leadership when you need it
  • Product and code auditsA second look before you sign or ship (technical review, not legal advice)

AI and software builds

Tools and sites your team uses every day.

  • Bespoke AI productsCustom AI products built around your business, from AI assistants to internal tools
  • AI and workflow buildsFix slow, manual work, with AI only where it helps
  • Data apps and dashboardsPut your data in front of the people who decide
  • Data and AI operationsMonitoring for cost, quality, and grounding
  • Websites for business ownersSquarespace sites that help customers find you

Data and analytics

See what is working and what your data says.

  • Relationship mapping (ONA and SNA)Who people go to and where know-how gets stuck, for organizations, programs, and sales teams
  • Program evaluationShow funders and your board what your program changed
  • Statistics and text analyticsModeling, text mining, and topic modeling in Python, R, Microsoft, and Google tools

Training and education

Help your people use AI well.

  • Training and workshopsHands-on sessions, one hour to a full day, built around your tools
  • Education and workforce developmentAI fluency courses and instructor training
  • Talks and keynotesConference and company talks on AI in practice

Our team

Dr. Jeanne McClure leads every project. When a problem needs a specialist, such as cybersecurity, we bring in trusted partners.

Common questions

What is relationship mapping?

Relationship mapping, also called organizational network analysis (ONA) or social network analysis (SNA), shows who people go to for advice, information, and help. We survey a group, map the connections, and report who holds the network together and where knowledge gets stuck.

Do you offer fractional AI leadership?

Yes. For organizations that are not ready to hire a full-time AI leader, we work with executives as a fractional AI advisor, with regular check-ins, roadmap review, and help evaluating vendors.

How do you work with executive teams?

Your leadership team takes a short survey built on our published Orchestration Maturity Framework. Within one week of the survey closing, we give your executives a briefing and a written report on where you stand and what to do first.

Can you evaluate a grant-funded program?

Yes. We plan the evaluation with you, collect and analyze the data, and write a report funders can use. Relationship mapping can show which connections your program created.

Who does the work?

Dr. Jeanne McClure leads every project. When a problem needs a specialist we do not have in-house, such as cybersecurity, we bring in trusted partners from across technology sectors.

Where are you located?

We are based in Johnston County, North Carolina, in the Raleigh-Durham Research Triangle, and work with organizations across the United States, Canada, and internationally.

Which tools and AI models do you use?

We work in Python, R, Microsoft tools, and Google Workspace. We are model agnostic: when a project needs AI, we use open-weight or proprietary models, whichever fits your project best.

How do we get started?

Book a free 30-minute call. We learn what you need, and you leave with a clear next step.

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