AI Methodology and Framework
AI Methodology and Framework
Sigma’s AI methodologies combine industry research with our own best practices to guide organizations through AI adoption and continuous improvement
Before writing code, teams explicitly document architectural decisions, share understanding and identify design patterns. This step ensures everyone moves in the same direction.
Teams implement features with intention, applying architectural patterns and using AI tools with appropriate guardrails. AI amplifies patterns when intent is explicit and multiplies inconsistency when it’s implicit.
After implementation, teams validate the architecture, extract reusable patterns and prevent system drift. ARC complements Agile: Agile focuses on velocity and iteration; ARC ensures coherence and sustainability.
Evaluate current AI maturity—experimentation, pilot deployment, AI ways of working and readiness for scale—and identify gaps.
Set strategic objectives and choose AI technologies appropriate for each use case. Determine whether to use generative AI or traditional machine learning based on data availability, domain specificity and privacy concerns.
Launch pilots with clear metrics. Build AI‑native roles, train employees and embed AI into daily workflows.
Scale successful pilots across the organization. Invest in upskilling, impact measurement and change management to sustain improvements.
Plan
Identify a specific problem or opportunity, assemble data, define success metrics and establish responsible AI principles. Align stakeholders early.
Refine
Use small‑scale experiments and user feedback to refine models and prompts. Employ domain expertise to correct inaccuracies and reduce bias.
Iterate
AI capabilities evolve quickly; iterate often to incorporate new techniques, address changing requirements and adapt to user needs.
Scale
When a solution is validated, integrate it into broader workflows. High performers scale AI across multiple use cases to maximize impact.
Monitor
Continuously monitor outcomes, model performance and risks. Track metrics such as productivity, quality, customer satisfaction and regulatory compliance. Retrain models and update prompts as the environment changes.
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