When consulting is useful
You may have several possible use cases without a clear starting point, or a promising demonstration without an owner for the next stage. The purpose of the engagement is to support an explicit decision to proceed, revise the use case or stop.
Luxembourg’s language use at work varies across activities. Scoping therefore identifies the people who will use the output and those qualified to review it. A demonstration in one language cannot validate every workflow.
Prepare the decision with your team
We describe the current process, its points of friction and the information a proposed solution would need. The business owner defines the expected result and the errors that would make the use case unacceptable.
English and French examples are selected with the relevant users. Responsibilities cover evaluation, exception handling and ongoing operation. Questions about data access or permitted use are recorded as decisions to resolve before a tool is selected.
Receive a basis for the next step
The findings describe the use cases considered and the reasoning behind the recommended starting point. For that process, the deliverable sets out prerequisites, evaluation criteria and responsibility for each decision.
Your team can use this scope to decide on further investment or hand the work to an implementation team. The conditions for moving beyond a demonstration into operational use remain explicit, including unresolved dependencies.
Start with a process and its owner
Bring a task your team understands and the people responsible for it. Workshops and documentation are offered in English and French. Any additional language review required by the workflow is identified within the project.
If the selected use case needs an agent connected to your tools, AI agent development for Luxembourg is scoped as a separate implementation step with agreed acceptance criteria.