AI services

From readiness to production

Four entry services and two flagship programmes — each ends in a roadmap, a pilot or a production system a client can run.

Entry services

Four ways to start

Executive AI training

Leaders

For boards, executive teams and government bodies — the decisions AI puts on the table, in business language.

Format

Half-day briefing · one-day workshop · two-day programme

Deliverables
  • Executive AI agenda
  • Prioritised opportunity map
  • Readiness snapshot — people, data, governance
  • A 90-day roadmap
Outcome

An executive team that knows which AI decisions come first — and has agreed them.

AI-readiness assessment

Baselines

National and institutional baselines — where capability, data and governance stand, and what to fund next.

Format

Six to eight weeks, on site and remote

Deliverables
  • Readiness baseline across people, data, infrastructure and governance
  • Prioritised pilot portfolio
  • Procurement route and financing options
  • A 12-month implementation roadmap
Outcome

A funded plan, not a report — every assessment ends in a roadmap.

Strategy implementation

Programmes

National and institutional AI strategies turned into programmes with owners, budgets and delivery plans.

Format

Programme-design engagements, scoped to the strategy

Deliverables
  • Programme architecture and sequencing
  • Delivery structures and partner model
  • Budget, procurement and financing pathways
  • Monitoring and reporting framework
Outcome

A strategy with funded programmes behind it.

Governance & safety

Controls

Procurement, safety and governance implementation for public institutions — accountable AI, in practice.

Format

Implementation engagements and standing advisory

Deliverables
  • AI governance policy and accountability structure
  • Procurement templates — data, IP, reuse rights, audit rights
  • Safety and evaluation controls
  • Regulatory sandbox and assurance design
Outcome

Institutions that adopt AI without surrendering control.

Flagship programmes

Two programmes, one line

Packaged engagements with a fixed scope and a defined output — the fastest route from readiness to a production system.

Flagship 01

Readiness baselinePrioritised pilot12-month roadmap

Sovereign AI Readiness & Implementation Assessment

Duration

Six to eight weeks

What you get
  • Readiness baseline — capability, data, infrastructure, governance
  • One prioritised pilot, scoped and costed
  • Procurement route and financing entity
  • A 12-month implementation roadmap

The decision to build — and the plan to build it.

Flagship 02

Working pilotGovernance controlsProduction plan

Institutional AI Pilot-to-Production Programme

Duration

Twelve to sixteen weeks

What you get
  • A working pilot on the institution’s own data
  • Governance controls, evaluation and human approval points
  • Production deployment plan — integration, operations, cost
  • Managed-service proposal for continuous operation

A pilot in production — and a managed service to keep it there.

The pathway

Assess, pilot, implement, operate

  1. 01
    Assess

    A readiness baseline and a prioritised roadmap.

  2. 02
    Pilot

    A working pilot with governance controls, in weeks.

  3. 03
    Implement

    Production deployment, integration and evaluation.

  4. 04
    Operate

    Managed AI operations — monitored, governed, continuous.

Operating model

Own accountability — not every resource

The ATT playbook applied to AI: ATT holds the client relationship and the outcome; African partners, startups and universities deliver alongside.

01ATT-owned

Client relationship, architecture, governance, quality assurance and commercial management.

02Co-delivered

Integration, operations, evaluation and training — with selected African partners.

03Partner-led

Engineering, models, data preparation and cloud — African startups and universities lead; ATT governs outcomes.

04Infrastructure, contracted

Capital-intensive infrastructure is built only through a dedicated entity with contracted demand — never on speculation.

Commercial terms are scoped to the mandate and shared in a briefing.