Services

PRODUCTION

8 to 16 weeks · $75K to $250K

Move Approved Azure or AI Scope Into Production.

Use Pilot to Production Build when architecture and scope are approved, and the team needs delivery support for controls, monitoring, documentation, training, and handoff.

Use This When

Use This When Approved Scope Needs Delivery Control.

A pilot works, but production controls, deployment, and operations are not ready.
Architecture has been approved and implementation needs senior guidance.
Security, monitoring, rollback, documentation, or ownership must be in place before launch.
Internal engineers or vendor teams need clear implementation boundaries.

Delivery Structure

How the Engagement Moves Forward.

  1. 01Implementation kickoff and delivery plan
  2. 02Infrastructure, deployment pipeline, integration, and control setup
  3. 03Testing, documentation, monitoring, and training
  4. 04Operational handoff and closeout

Outcomes

What the Build Puts in Place.

The build turns approved architecture into production capability with controls, monitoring, documentation, and handoff.

  • Turns approved architecture into working production capability.
  • Reduces launch risk by adding controls, monitoring, testing, and handoff.
  • Creates operational documentation the owning team can use.
  • Keeps implementation tied to scope, acceptance criteria, and change control.
Output 01
Implemented Azure or AI production capability
Output 02
Deployment pipeline and release controls
Output 03
Monitoring, alerting, and runbook notes
Output 04
Security and governance controls
Output 05
Training and operational handoff
Build against approved architecture and acceptance criteria.
Add identity, security, governance, cost, deployment, and monitoring controls.
Test functional behavior, failure handling, observability, and handoff readiness.
Record material scope or architecture changes before they become undocumented drift.
Close out with documentation, owner model, and recommended next actions.

Questions

Questions Before You Book.

Use the first call to confirm the goal, timeline, and whether this service matches the work.

Can build work start without a Blueprint first?

Yes, if the target architecture, assumptions, acceptance criteria, and scope are already approved. If not, Blueprint comes first.

Is this a managed service?

No. It is bounded implementation support. Ongoing governance or Architecture Office support is handled through a retainer.

Can internal teams build while architecture is led separately?

Yes. Architecture and quality gates can be led separately while internal or partner teams deliver parts of the implementation.

Scope the Production Build.

Bring the approved architecture, known scope, acceptance criteria, blockers, and launch timeline. The first call confirms whether Build is ready to scope.