AI starting point finder: one first project

One starting pointChosen from seven by simple rules.
The reasonsYou see which answers led to it.
Nothing storedRuns in your browser.

01 / The check

Five questions, one starting point

Choose the answer that fits best. There are no wrong answers.

02 / Starting points

Seven possible starting points

The check chooses one of these with simple, ordered rules. You can also read them all and pick yourself.

AI document automation pilotStart with one document stream: a pipeline that reads documents into structured data, with a human check and an audit trail.
Data platform foundationStart by bringing the data together on a governed platform, so reporting is fast and AI has something reliable to use.
Databricks health checkStart by reviewing what you have: cost and usage, security, governance and delivery, ending in a prioritised fix list.
IoT and streaming pilotStart with one asset class: telemetry streamed through Event Hubs into governed pipelines, with an early warning use case.
A purpose-built internal toolStart with a small app that replaces the spreadsheet: clickable design first, then a working tool with sign-in and roles.
An assistant grounded in your dataStart with one question stream: an assistant that answers from your own documents and data, tested on real questions before it reaches users.
Data & AI quick scanStart with a short scan: we map how data and documents flow today and rank the three use cases with the best value for effort.

03 / Privacy

Your answers stay with you

The check runs in your browser. Your answers are not sent anywhere and not stored.

What we record, and the rules in order

The check runs in your browser. Your answers are not sent anywhere and not stored. When you see a result, we record only which starting point was shown, without your answers, to learn which paths are useful.

The rules, in order

Sensor or machine data as the main pain leads to the IoT and streaming pilot.
A Databricks setup leads to the health check.
Documents and forms as the main pain lead to the document automation pilot.
Reporting pain with spreadsheets or business systems leads to the data platform foundation.
Planning pain with spreadsheets leads to a purpose-built tool.
Questions from customers or staff lead to an assistant grounded in your data.
Everything else leads to the quick scan.

Where should you start with AI?

Five questions, one starting point

Seven possible starting points

Your answers stay with you

What we record, and the rules in order

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