Not advisory decks. Structured deliverables: architecture blueprints, build-vs-buy analysis, capability assessments, and technical due diligence - all from a practitioner who ships production AI.
A Modulus AI consulting engagement produces a decision, not a deck: what to build, what to buy, what to skip, what it will cost to run, and what has to be true for it to pay back. Typical deliverables are an AI readiness assessment, an architecture review, a build-versus-buy analysis, technical due diligence on a vendor or an acquisition target, and a costed roadmap. Engagements are fixed-fee and usually run one to two weeks. Modulus works with teams in the United States, United Kingdom, Singapore, Hong Kong, Australia, Indonesia, Germany and France.
A written assessment covering current-state architecture, where AI would genuinely pay back, where it would not, a build-versus-buy recommendation, and a costed roadmap with sequencing. Structured for a board or an engineering lead to act on directly.
Most run one to two weeks from kickoff to written deliverable. Longer engagements are usually due diligence work or reviews spanning several systems, and are scoped separately.
Yes, and frequently. Identifying which parts of a roadmap should not be built is a large part of the value — that judgement is cheaper to buy before the budget is committed than to discover afterwards.
Yes. Architecture reviews and technical due diligence on existing systems or vendor proposals are a common engagement, including cost analysis and an assessment of what it would take to bring a stalled build to production.
No. Many clients go straight to a build after a free discovery call. Consulting is for cases where the decision itself is unresolved, or where someone needs an independent read before committing budget.
Fixed-fee, written deliverables. Completed in 1-2 weeks.
Tell us the decision you're trying to make. We'll scope the right engagement.