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Everything after the pilot

European AI strategy and transformation for organisations of 100 people and up who want to do AI the right way. We work on the part that decides whether AI agents and use cases ever reach production.

01The gap

Nearly every enterprise runs pilots. Almost none of them change anything.

The failure is not technical. Roughly 80% of the work in getting AI use cases into production is data engineering, governance, workflow integration and measurement. The parts that live in the organisation rather than in the LLM.

That is also why bringing in a specialist changes the odds so sharply. It is not better models or tools, but rather someone whose whole job is the unglamorous distance between a working demonstration and a system people actually use and trust.

of enterprise AI pilots deliver no measurable P&L impact
95%
success rate when a specialist vendor leads vs. 33% for internal builds
67%
of companies abandoned most of their AI initiatives during 2025
42%

Source: MIT NANDA, The GenAI Divide: State of AI in Business (2025); S&P Global (2025)

02How we work

Four stages run in sequence

BASE is one journey to AI adoption, not four distinct services. Each stage builds the trust and the input the next one needs and each is worth doing on its own. Your organisation as a whole, and teams within, will be at various stages of the journey, and we can help you progress until AI becomes a real differentiatior for your business.

03Why us

The hard part was never the LLM.

Strategy consultants hand over a deck. Development shops hand over a repository. Training companies hand over a certificate. Each is genuinely useful and none of them, on their own, gets an agent into production inside a complex European enterprise.

Solidbase does the three together because they are the same job: the strategy that decides what to build, the people who will own it afterwards, and the agents and use cases themselves. The method comes out of years of experience, first with cloud transformation programmes, then with data infrastructure, and now with AI use cases. We’ve delivered difficult projects for large, sometimes regulated, European organisations and now we’re applying our methodology to the era of AI.

04Who we work with

European organisations

Delivery, data and inference stay in Europe. We build for EU AI Act obligations rather than retrofit to them once they bind.

100 people and up

Large enough that AI adoption is an organisational problem rather than a tooling one, which is the problem we actually solve.

High risk use cases

We have an inclination for use cases where security is paramount, and where the high-risk provisions of the EU AI Act apply.

Tell us where your AI programme actually is.

Let’s have a conversation about what you have running, what has stalled, and whether any of it is the kind of problem where our experience is useful.