Explainable AI and Gov AI readiness
Practical guides for teams evaluating explainability, human review gates, and government-contracting preparation without overclaiming.
Based on your qualification responses, a live discovery call is not the best first move right now. These resources help you explore evidence-first enterprise AI, clarify fit, and prepare before booking.
Practical guides for teams evaluating explainability, human review gates, and government-contracting preparation without overclaiming.
Essays on governed AI, evidence-first implementation, and operational readiness from Dr. Tatianna Gilliam.
Before you select, implement, or replace an ERP: a 20-question readiness scan built on the founder's doctoral research. Before you trust the data: the Six ERP Failure Modes Self-Scan. And six tool-agnostic workbooks (standard cost drift, shadow spreadsheets, buy-in resistance, SOP freshness, vendor evaluation, cutover tie-out).
Score one AI use case across the six GROUND stages, get a data-risk tier and a go, fix-first, or not-yet call, and copy a one-page Use-Case Readiness Brief you can hand to security, legal, or procurement. About twelve minutes.
Twelve plain-text AI skills, one per GROUND stage, for Claude, ChatGPT, or Copilot: state the use case, interview the work, find the system of record, design the human review gate, cut to one clean move, question the vendor, plan 30/60/90 proof, write the reviewer brief. Install today, use today.
Eleven recurring routines for operators and executives, each a few minutes a week or month: close-day disagreements, the AI use-case register, where answers really live, repeating exceptions, AI output review, ERP cutover readiness, master data changes, vendor AI terms, compliance and registration renewals, 30/60/90 pilot proof, and a monthly Tool Dead Weight Audit that returns cash from unused seats. The log you keep becomes your intake file.
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