We help pharma, healthcare, IT and growing businesses assess digital and AI opportunities. Our work can include a prioritised roadmap, a business case and a governance approach, with scope and deliverables agreed at the start.
Explore the services, deliverables and expected benefits below.
AI strategy consultancy
We help leadership teams prioritise AI and digital opportunities around business goals, existing workflows, feasibility and risk. Recommendations include the rationale, dependencies and measures of success.
What you get
Use cases mapped to real workflows and scored for value, feasibility and risk
A phased roadmap with owners, dependencies and measures of success
A business case your leadership can test and approve
An independent view of tools and vendors, with the trade-offs explained
How this helps
A plan your organisation can act on, with clear priorities instead of a long list of pilots.
AI readiness and governance
We review data, processes, people and controls before wider AI adoption, then recommend the governance and practical steps needed for the proposed use cases.
What you get
A readiness assessment across data, process, people and controls
A governance model covering review, approval, data protection and risk
Use-case assessment with your legal and compliance teams to identify relevant AI requirements, roles and documentation
Policies and guidance written for the people who will use them
How this helps
AI used with confidence, and a clear record of how decisions are made and checked.
Process improvement
AI and digital tools work best on a sound process. We map how work really flows today, find the delay, rework and hand-offs, and design a better way of working before anything is automated.
What you get
Current process maps built with the people who do the work
The causes of delay, rework and errors, and where they hurt most
A target process with clear roles, steps and controls
A shortlist of improvements and automation opportunities, in order of value
How this helps
A clearer target process and a prioritised plan for improvements and suitable automation.
Business and technology architecture
We map operating models, systems and data flows, then recommend a sequence of changes that accounts for current operations and dependencies.
What you get
A target operating model showing who does what
Current and target views of systems, integrations and data flows
Architecture principles and decisions recorded for future teams
A transition plan that sequences change and manages risk
How this helps
Technology choices that fit together and support the business for the long term.
Discovery and strategy workshops
Facilitated sessions that bring the right people together to agree problems, priorities and next steps. We prepare in advance, so the time in the room is spent on decisions.
What you get
Stakeholder interviews and pre-reading to frame the session
Facilitated workshops, on site or online
A written record of decisions, actions and open questions
Recommended next steps with an outline scope
How this helps
Shared understanding across teams, and agreement on where to start.
The Glyz AI Framework
Six phases, from assessment to maturity.
A structured approach to assessing, planning, introducing and improving AI use. The phases are adapted to the organisation and intended use.
01 · Assess
Understand before committing
1
02 · Align
Strategy tied to outcomes
2
03 · Architect
Infrastructure for the long term
3
04 · Activate
Controlled, sequenced rollout
4
05 · Adopt
Teams that use it confidently
5
06 · Advance
Continuous improvement
6
Where it applies
Where AI is creating value in regulated work.
We assess use cases against your workflows, available evidence, delivery requirements and relevant constraints.
Medical and promotional content support, with defined review and approval steps
Personalised HCP engagement across digital channels
Knowledge management and document search
Regulatory document classification and version control
Commercial analytics and market access insight
Meeting summaries, reporting and internal communications
Questions
Common questions.
How long does an AI readiness assessment take?
It depends on the scope and the number of teams involved. We agree the timeline and deliverables in writing before we start.
Do you recommend specific AI tools or vendors?
We are independent of software vendors. We recommend what fits your requirements, existing systems and governance, and we explain the trade-offs.
How do you handle the EU AI Act?
We work with your legal and compliance teams to identify relevant requirements for the proposed use cases, including responsibilities, review and documentation. We do not provide legal advice.
Start with an AI readiness snapshot.
A focused review of potential use cases, organisational readiness and governance priorities, with agreed deliverables.
