GenAI Implementation

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Enterprise‑Wide Generative AI Roll‑out

A pragmatic, 24‑month roadmap that ties strategy, data, technology, people, and risk together.


1️⃣ Vision & Governance (Month 0‑3)

Action Who Output KPI
Executive Sponsorship Charter C‑suite + Chief AI Officer (CAIO) Signed AI charter, budget envelope, success metrics Charter signed, budget approved
AI Ethics & Governance Board Legal, Risk, Data, Diversity, Security leads Governance framework, policy repo (model use, bias, data privacy) Board formed, policies published
Use‑Case Portfolio Business unit leads + AI PMO Ranked list of 8‑12 pilot use‑cases (quick‑win + strategic) 5‑8 pilots identified, ROI estimate ≥ 2×
Funding Model Finance + CAIO CAPEX vs OPEX split, cost‑recovery model (charge‑back, ROI targets) Funding model approved, cost‑center allocation

Best Practices

  • Keep the charter action‑oriented (e.g., “Reduce claim‑processing time by 30 %”).
  • Include risk appetite statements (e.g., acceptable false‑positive rate).

Pitfalls

  • Vague “AI‑first” slogans without measurable goals → drift.
  • Skipping legal early → retro‑fit compliance later.

2️⃣ Data & Infrastructure Foundations (Month 3‑6)

Action Who Output KPI
Data Inventory & Classification Data Engineers + DPO Catalog of all structured/unstructured data, sensitivity tags 100 % of data assets classified
Data Quality & Enrichment Pipeline Data Ops Automated cleansing, deduplication, labeling (where needed) > 95 % data quality score
Data Governance Platform (e.g., Collibra, Alation) Data Governance Lead Data lineage, access control, audit logs 100 % lineage captured for AI data sets
Compute & Storage Baseline Cloud/IT Ops Reserved GPU/TPU pool (on‑prem or hybrid), object storage with lifecycle policies 80 % of pilot compute needs met in‑house

Best Practices

  • Adopt a “data mesh” approach for domain‑owned data products.
  • Store raw, curated, and model‑ready layers separately (Bronze‑Silver‑Gold).

Pitfalls

  • Relying on a single “big data lake” → bottlenecks & security blind spots.
  • Ignoring PII tagging → compliance violations.

3️⃣ Model Selection & Development (Month 6‑12)

Action Who Output KPI
Model Landscape Scan AI Architecture Team Matrix of LLMs, diffusion models, domain‑specific models (open‑source vs vendor) Decision matrix completed
Fit‑Gap Analysis Solution Architects + Business SMEs Mapping of each pilot to model families (e.g., GPT‑4‑Turbo for chat, Stable Diffusion for design) 80 % of pilots have a clear model fit
Proof‑of‑Concept (PoC) Kit AI Engineers Containerised PoC repo (Docker, Helm) + evaluation scripts PoC repo ready for all pilots
Evaluation Framework Data Science + Risk Metrics: accuracy, hallucination rate, latency, cost‑per‑token, fairness Baseline scores captured, targets set
Model Procurement/Training Procurement + AI Ops Contracts for API access (Azure OpenAI, Anthropic) or internal fine‑tuning pipelines 3‑5 models licensed or trained

Best Practices

  • Start with foundation models via API (low CAPEX) then fine‑tune only when ROI justifies.
  • Use **parameter‑

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