Three picks. One named owner.

3 picks · 90 days · 1 named owner

Spark DayKveikja

One day, on-site at your office. The morning is a strategy session with the C-suite: score candidate use cases, pick the two or three that should ship in the next ninety days, name an owner per pick. The afternoon is a live build with the executive team and four to six operating leaders: an Alvio principal builds two or three reference prototypes in your Microsoft 365 tenant — Copilot Studio agents, Power Platform apps, Azure AI Foundry components — alongside the named owners. Each prototype clears a thirty-minute risk and controls review before it leaves the room.

By the close of the day, your team has reference prototypes they can study, a one-page 90-day plan to take forward, and named owners ready to start.

Duration

8 hours, on a single day, on-site

Format

Fixed scope

Next step

Sprint — the guide-first ship

Scoped engagement · 1 capability shipped · Team trained

SprintSprettur

A scoped engagement to put one production AI capability live in your tenant. Policy drafted, ratified, and communicated alongside the build. Your team trained at three levels — executive, manager, frontline — so the people who run it understand it. KPI baseline before go-live; a written measurement report on completion.

Guide-first is the default and the point: your named owners build the production capability, the Alvio principal coaches. A regular working session reviews progress, unblocks decisions, and gates the controls — Microsoft Purview, Microsoft Defender for AI, Microsoft Entra. Your people own the code, the deployment, the operation, so the capability outlives the engagement.

If you want us to write the code instead of coaching your team, we quote that on request — the exception, not the catalogue.

Scope

Fixed-scope engagement, sized to your goal

Format

Guide-first — your team ships, Alvio coaches

Add-on

Optional monthly Steer (6-month minimum)

Next step

Steer to keep the controls in place, or Forge to widen your makers

5 first makers · 1 maker community · 6 weeks fixed

ForgeSmiðja — companion

Microsoft has been making the low-code / no-code promise — Power Apps, Power Automate, Power Platform — for the better part of a decade. The promise was always real; adoption was always disappointing because the people who knew which workflow they wanted to automate did not have the technical confidence to ship it. AI coding assistants close that gap. The promise is finally workable. The job now is to capture the value with controls, not as shadow IT.

Forge is the operating playbook that does that. Sanctioned tooling, light governance gates, named maker roles, training at three levels, a community model. Forge does not turn your employees into software publishers. It gives the people who already know what their workflow needs a framework to ship what they always could have built and never did. Forge is what makes guide-first Sprint possible.

Duration

4–6 weeks, fixed fee

Format

Standalone, companion to Sprint, or foundation of a Steer retainer

Next step

Sprint, with the first cohort of makers in place