Your knowledge. A considered AI approach.
Explore private AI for internal knowledge and business processes. Start with your data requirements, access controls, and deployment options before choosing a solution.
An access model, evaluation set, and tested internal use case
Answer usefulness, access-control behavior, and review outcomes.
Some business knowledge needs a more carefully controlled environment.
CGS PASS conversations begin with where your data can be processed, who can access it, and what the assistant is allowed to do. Architecture and safeguards are defined for the agreed use case.
A practical scope.
From the start.
The exact features and integrations are agreed after we understand your requirements.
Requirements workshop
Identify data categories, user roles, operating requirements, and intended use.
Deployment options
Evaluate suitable hosted, private-cloud, or on-premises options where feasible.
Knowledge access
Plan which documents and systems the assistant may use and how permissions apply.
Evaluation & operations
Set an evaluation approach, escalation rules, and ongoing maintenance responsibilities.
Make it useful
to your team.
- Search approved internal documentation
- Help employees find policy information
- Summarize authorized business knowledge
From a focused idea
to a useful implementation.
Understand
A conversation about your business, your team, and the problem to solve.
Plan
A clear scope, practical milestones, costs, and measures that matter.
Build & test
A focused implementation, tested with realistic tasks and your feedback.
Support & improve
Handover, agreed support, and a plan for learning from actual use.
Your questions, answered.
Does private AI automatically make a system compliant?
No. Compliance depends on the full deployment, data use, policies, and operating controls. Your relevant stakeholders should review the proposed design.
Can it run on our own infrastructure?
That can be evaluated during scoping. The answer depends on hardware, model requirements, operations, and the use case.
How much will the project cost?
Cost depends on the work, integrations, content, usage, and ongoing support. We provide a written scope with setup fees, recurring fees, and third-party costs identified before you commit.
What happens after launch?
We agree on handover, training, support, and any ongoing improvement work. For recurring services, the scope should explain what is delivered and how progress is reviewed.