Thirty minutes. No pitch. A clearer picture of what to do next.
A strategy call is a working conversation with one of our Chief AI Officers about where AI is already showing up in your business, which outcomes matter most this year, and whether executive ownership of the agenda is your right next step. You will leave with something useful, whether or not we work together.
- Request a time
- Tell us a little about your situation
- Nothing to prepare
Where AI is showing up in your business. The two or three outcomes that matter most. Whether the next step is a Fractional CAIO, something smaller, or nothing yet.
- A short written summary
- Two or three actions you can take yourself
- A recommendation, only if one is warranted
Tell us when works for you.
Calls are 30 minutes, held by video. Tell us what works for you and we will confirm a time within one business day.
Request received. Thank you.
We will confirm a time with within one business day and send the video link with the confirmation.
The owner, CEO, president, or the executive who would own the AI agenda. Bring a second leader if it helps, but one decision-maker is enough. This is not a call for your IT team to vet us. That comes later, if there is a later.
- Where is AI already in use in your business, approved or not?
- What has been tried, and what happened?
- Which two or three results would matter most in the next twelve months?
- Who, if anyone, owns AI today?
- What is prompting the conversation now?
A slide deck. A generic pitch. Pressure to decide on the call. If we think you do not need us yet, we will say so and tell you what to do instead.
Send a message. A Chief AI Officer replies, not a sales team.
Tell us what is prompting the conversation. We reply within one business day, usually with a question or two and a suggested next step.
Message received. Thank you.
A Chief AI Officer will reply to within one business day. If it is easier, you can also pick a time for a call now.
Three things we promise before you have spent a dollar.
- You will leave the call better off. Every conversation, including the first, should produce something you can use. That is how we measure ourselves.
- You will get an honest answer. If the most useful thing we can tell you is that you do not need a Chief AI Officer yet, that is what you will hear.
- You will always know what you are buying. If we do propose an engagement, the scope, the decisions it is built around, and what it should return are written down before you commit.
- And nothing will be sent to your inbox that you did not ask for. No drip campaigns, no automated follow-ups. A person replies.
Prefer email?
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Email
contact@curatedanalytics.ai
Replies within one business day.
Questions people ask about the call.
Is there any cost or obligation?
No. The strategy call is free and carries no obligation. It exists because a 30-minute conversation with an experienced executive is the fastest way for both of us to tell whether there is a fit.
Who will I speak with?
A Curated Analytics Chief AI Officer: a senior executive who has led technology, finance, or large-scale transformation, not a business development representative. The person on the call is the kind of person who would lead your engagement.
What happens after the call?
You receive a short written summary of what we discussed, including two or three actions you can take on your own. If an engagement makes sense, we propose a scope built around the decisions you need made, with the expected return written down. If it does not, we tell you what we would do in your position.
How quickly could an engagement start?
Typically within a few weeks of agreeing on scope. The first 30 days are focused on alignment: naming the sponsor, inventorying what is already in use, choosing the outcomes that matter, and issuing an interim policy. You do not need a perfect data platform or org chart to begin.
Should I take the readiness assessment first?
It helps but is not required. If you complete the AI Readiness Assessment before the call, we will have your nine-dimension profile in front of us and can spend the 30 minutes on what to do about it rather than on diagnosis.