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Most stalled AI pilots were never intelligence problems. They were data, integration or process problems with an AI budget attached. Opta6 runs fixed-price assessments that tell executives which is which — with a working prototype to prove it. THE AI OPPORTUNITY SPRINT Twelve candidates in. Three come out. Two weeks to establish where intelligence is genuinely the bottleneck across your operating model, ending in a one-page executive heat map with a defensible reason recorded for every candidate — in and out. Then three to six weeks building a working prototype on the one or two processes worth proving, using synthetic or sanitised data. For: mid-cap groups, £50m–£500m Buyer: CFO, CIO, transformation Fee: fixed, from £30k Output: heat map + prototype EVERY CANDIDATE PASSES THROUGH FIVE QUESTIONS 1. Is intelligence the bottleneck — or is it data, integration or process in an AI costume? 2. Is the data available: reachable, in time, with an owner who can say yes? 3. What needs deterministic software instead? 4. How hard is the integration, honestly? 5. Will the people doing the work trust it? Five yeses is rare. Three or fewer and it isn't an AI opportunity yet — which is a seven-figure initiative you didn't start. WHY US No implementation practice behind the advice. Which means the answer can be "don't" — and the most valuable output of an assessment is usually the list of things you've decided not to do. Architects, not a model shop. The failure modes here are integration, data ownership and adoption. Those are architecture problems, and they're what we've spent twenty-five years doing in regulated, multi-country operations. We build, so the prototype is real: working software on a sanitised sample with measured failure modes, not a slideware pilot that needs another pilot. Small by design: engagements are run by the person who does the work, capacity limited to two at a time. contact@opta6.com — www.opta6.com