Green Daisy

AI strategy consulting

AI strategy consulting that produces decisions you can act on

We help leaders decide where AI can create real value, what the organisation is ready to support, and which opportunity deserves the next dollar and decision.

The output is not an AI trend deck. It is a grounded set of choices about customers, workflows, data, risk, capability and delivery.

what you leave with

a result you can use

Good strategy reduces wasted movement. It makes the case for action, sequencing and restraint legible to the people who must deliver it.

  • A shared view of current AI readiness and constraints
  • A prioritised set of use cases linked to business outcomes
  • Build, buy, partner and defer decisions
  • A roadmap covering product, data, people, governance and measurement
  • A first initiative with clear evidence gates and ownership

how we think

strategy close enough to delivery to stay honest

We combine commercial, product and technical analysis so that recommendations survive contact with the systems and people responsible for them.

When useful, the AI Readiness assessment provides a lightweight starting point. FORGE then resolves a selected opportunity into the decisions needed for build or procurement.

a strong fit when

  • Leadership needs a common AI investment view
  • Several possible use cases are competing for attention
  • You need to connect governance with practical delivery
  • You want independent advice that may recommend not building

probably not the right fit when

  • You need a generic technology presentation
  • A vendor or model has already been mandated without review
  • No business owner can make prioritisation decisions
  • The organisation is seeking certainty without evidence

the path

make each commitment earn the next

  1. 01

    read the context

    Understand objectives, operating model, data, systems and constraints.

  2. 02

    frame opportunities

    Describe candidate use cases in business and user terms.

  3. 03

    test and prioritise

    Compare value, feasibility, risk and organisational readiness.

  4. 04

    make the roadmap executable

    Name decisions, owners, evidence gates and the first bounded move.

questions

straight answers

What does an AI strategy engagement cover?

It can cover readiness, use-case discovery, prioritisation, build-versus-buy choices, product direction, data and integration constraints, governance, capability and a measurable delivery roadmap.

Can we start before our data is perfect?

Yes. Data readiness is part of the assessment. Some opportunities can begin with bounded data; others should wait. The strategy should make that distinction and sequence the work accordingly.

Will you recommend specific AI vendors?

Where a vendor choice matters, we compare options against your actual constraints. We do not begin with a preferred platform and reverse-engineer the recommendation.

What happens after the strategy?

You can execute internally, use the roadmap to procure a partner, or continue with Green Daisy for specification and delivery. The strategy is designed to remain useful whichever path you choose.

start with the opportunity

Tell us what you are trying to change. We will help you decide whether the next move is strategy, specification, a build or no build at all.

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