Short, practical thinking in two fields
Independent expert opinion for R&D programs, and AI for leadership teams.
Getting R&D recognised
Is your business missing out on R&D funding?
Most software companies do work that qualifies. Far fewer get it recognised, and the gap is often six figures. The business speaks opportunity; the program listens for knowledge.
What the regulator's questions tell you
Software Requests for Information ask the same five things. Three are about the technology and need an expert; two are about process and records and belong with your advisor.
A novel product is not the test
Most software R&D is described as what was built. The regulator is looking for the point where nobody could have known the result. Finding and stating that point is most of the work.
Making AI the business's own
AI builds the platform. Someone still has to build the builder.
AI cuts the cost of building software, but the result stands on a builder system and the people who keep the AI on task. What to put in place before you scale the build.
You're using AI. But is your business?
Personal AI sits with the individual and leaves when they do. Business AI is owned, governed and durable, and it's the only kind that creates lasting value.