Paid engagement
A written 90-day plan built on the outcomes your organization is accountable for, delivered through a focused Discovery Sprint.
What you get
Microsoft licensing and consumption are billed separately from our fee.
A short form. We reply within one business day. Not sure this is the right first step? Take the three-minute Opportunity Finder
How we find the right work
The roadmap does not begin with a predetermined product recommendation. It starts with the pressure your organization is under and works toward the Microsoft path.
The discovery sequence: pressure to Microsoft path
We discover before we prescribe.
1 Pressure
What changed?
2 Outcome
Better for whom?
3 Use case
The real work.
4 Validate across the work
People, data, controls.
5 Microsoft path
Only then the product.
6 Operated as Managed Intelligence
Steps 1 to 4: the business defines the need. Steps 5 and 6: technology validates, enables, secures, and scales it.
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What you leave with
The deliverable you take to your board
What should happen first, what depends on it, and what can wait, written up as a plain-language executive summary you can take to your board.
Behind the summary, the working detail your team uses:
Where Microsoft 365, security, data, Copilot, agents, automation, and AI use stand today.
What sanctioned and unsanctioned AI is already in use, what can be observed from available Microsoft signals, and where policy or governance needs to catch up.
The identity, permission, security, data, policy, or operational issues that would block responsible scale.
The workflows with the best combination of business value, feasibility, governance fit, and time to impact.
The Microsoft capabilities likely to support the plan, including what you already own and what may require additional licensing or consumption.
The operational and business measures that should be captured before implementation so value can be measured later.
The specific Centered Networks offer or project, if any, that fits the next step. You do not have to choose it before the roadmap.
The Discovery Sprint
The 90-Day AI Roadmap is delivered through a focused Centered Networks Discovery Sprint: structured interviews, Microsoft-environment review, use-case prioritization, dependency analysis, and a written executive roadmap. The exact depth of technical review depends on the licenses, telemetry, and access available in your tenant.
01
Where is capacity constrained? Which outcomes matter? Which decisions must remain human?
02
What is already licensed, deployed, shared, governed, measured, or unmanaged?
03
Score use cases against value, feasibility, dependencies, risk, and time to impact.
04
Name the work, owners, dependencies, measures, and recommended engagement path.
Who should be involved
The strongest roadmap combines business and technology context. Depending on your organization, that may include:
Not every engagement needs every role. The roadmap should include the people who define the value and the people who will have to secure, integrate, govern, or operate the answer. You do not need a formal AI team before you begin.
What we will ask
Tell us enough to understand your starting point. A Centered Networks strategist will review the request and follow up about fit and the right scope.
A Centered Networks strategist will review your request and follow up about fit and the right scope.
Questions
No. A discovery call is a conversation about fit. The 90-Day AI Roadmap is paid work that produces written deliverables and an executive readout you keep.
No. The roadmap is yours. If one of our products fits the next step, we will name it. If the right next move is internal work, a Microsoft licensing change, a different vendor, or waiting, the roadmap should say that.
That is a common starting point. The work shifts toward adoption, role-based scenarios, permissions, knowledge readiness, measurement, and whether custom agents add value beyond Copilot itself. If the answer is a governed pilot, that is Copilot Kickstart.
Then the roadmap focuses more heavily on inventory, ownership, governance, identity, telemetry, cost, consolidation, and the operating model for the existing fleet. That work often continues into Managed AgentOps.
We assess what can be established from interviews, policy, and the Microsoft telemetry available in your environment. Tool-level visibility depends on the licenses, data sources, and controls you have enabled. We will not claim visibility the tenant cannot technically provide.
The roadmap may point to M365 InstantOn, Copilot Kickstart, Agent Launchpad, Frontier Transformation, Managed AgentOps, a CompleteCare service, a data or application project, or work your own team should complete first.
Tell us what leadership is trying to improve and what is already happening with Microsoft and AI. We will confirm whether the Roadmap is the right starting point and scope it before any work begins.
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