Method

The Studio method

Optimisation is the goal, AI is the vector — applied with method, not in silos.

The principle

Coherent architecture, not another silo.

AI lasts when each capability feeds the others instead of piling up tool by tool. We do not set structure against automation — we apply AI as the vector of a coherent architecture.

It is exactly how we built Artmetria itself: a non-technical founder, using AI as the vector of optimisation, one capability nourishing the next. That is the shift we bring to your organisation.

Where we start

Two starting points, treated equally.

AI anarchy

Already there, but scattered

AI is already in the organisation — individual subscriptions, duplicated costs from one team to the next, results nobody shares.

Greenfield

Almost nothing yet

An isolated, token use at best, with no strategic intent behind it. A profile at least as common as the first.

How an engagement runs

01

Audit

Map how your organisation actually works — front and back office — and find the most promising case. Whether AI is scattered (anarchy) or barely present (greenfield), we start from the ground truth.

02

Prototype

Build a first AI capability that works, however modestly — the proof that it is possible before deciding to go further.

03

Deployment

Build one or more capabilities and put them into service, connected to your real data and workflows.

04

Team training

Train your teams to operate and adjust the capabilities themselves — so they keep running after we leave.

Three depths

Three depths of engagement.

Diagnostic AI

A full audit and a first working prototype, built on your most promising case.

~€7k

Deployment AI

One or two AI capabilities built and put into service with your teams, trained to keep them running.

~€45k

Transformation AI

The same approach at the scale of the entire organisation, front and back office, over several months.

~€130k

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Principles

  • coherent architecture, never silos
  • every engagement ends in a capability that runs
  • no open-ended scope
  • human judgement remains central
  • no core Artmetria IP transfer