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Mejix · AI Operating Model

# Embedding AI Into Your  
Organization 

From AI experimentation to an AI operating model.

Built with your teams. Owned by your organization.

Begin the journey

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02 / 09 · The Gap

## From AI talk to an AI operating model.

Most companies are talking about AI. Few are actually building with it.

### The reality today

High interest. Low impact.

-   Teams experiment but don't scale
-   No standardized way of working
-   Governance and risk are unclear
-   ROI difficult to measure

### What success looks like

AI embedded, measured, scaled.

-   AI embedded into real delivery teams
-   Measurable productivity gains
-   Clear governance
-   Repeatable system that scales across teams

![Two organizations partnering to deliver AI](/assets/partnership-CZ3M_P9a.jpg)

03 / 09 · Our Approach

## A joint transformation,  
not a vendor delivery.

We partner with your organization to build sustainable AI capability — designed, installed, and owned together.

01

### Proven foundation

Start from proven tools and methodologies.

02

### Together with your teams

Implement them side-by-side, not over the wall.

03

### Knowledge stays with you

Ownership and IP remain with your organization.

04

### Clear accountability

Transparent control and governance throughout.

04 / 09 · Delivery

## How we deliver value.

A five-step path from pilot to autonomous, AI-powered delivery.

1.  1 → 
    
    ### Start with a controlled pilot
    
    One real team. Measurable KPIs.
    
2.  2 → 
    
    ### Document what works
    
    Tools, workflows, patterns, best practices.
    
3.  3 → 
    
    ### Build the playbook
    
    Your organization owns this forever.
    
4.  4 → 
    
    ### Scale to the next team
    
    Faster, with less support.
    
5.  5 
    
    ### Scale independently
    
    You run it — with optional expert support.
    

One pilot → A playbook → Every team 

05 / 09 · Pilot KPIs

## Measuring what matters.

Outcomes measured against a baseline captured in week one — before AI is introduced.

Results vary by role mix and baseline.

Example · 6-person team · 2-month pilot · ~$20–30K ROI 

Development & Engineering

25–40%

Reduction in delivery cycle time

Code review iterations · AI-assisted code ratio · rework per story

Quality Assurance

200%

Faster test case generation

Automation coverage · bug escape rate · manual hours saved

Business & Product

300%

Faster requirements & specs

AI-generated content ratio · review cycles · sign-off time

Overall target

25% reduction in delivery cost

Measured against the week-one baseline, before any AI tooling is introduced.

06 / 09 · Roadmap

## Example: a mid-size enterprise rollout.

One scenario — six teams over six months. The model scales linearly to your size.

W1–4

Phase 1

### Pilot Team 1

All functions: product, engineering, QA, ops.

W5–8

Phase 2

### Enable Team 2

Team 1 supported · Team 2 onboarded.

W9–12

Phase 3

### Enable Team 3

Teams 1–2 now operate independently.

W13–16

Phase 4

### Enable Team 4

Reduced support overhead.

W17–20

Phase 5

### Enable Team 5

Optional 0.2–0.5 FTE expert access.

W21–24

Phase 6

### Enable Team 6

All teams independent. Expert support optional.

Scale to your size

2 teams

3 months

4 teams

4 months

10 teams

8 months

Compounding economics

Each additional team costs 40–60% less  than the previous one.

07 / 09 · Sizing

## Size this to your organization.

Same operating model. Three pre-shaped engagement sizes — flexed to your team count.

Small

2–3 teams

2-month pilot

1 additional team

$15–25K engagement

~$40K annual ROI per team

Most common 

Mid-size

4–6 teams

3-month pilot

2–5 additional teams

$20–35K engagement / month

~$30K annual ROI per team

Large

8–12 teams

4-month pilot

4–10 additional teams

$30–50K engagement / month

~$25K annual ROI per team

Quick calc

Months needed

Teams in scope ÷ 2

Annual savings

Teams × $25–30K

08 / 09 · Investment & Ownership

## One pilot.  
One playbook.  
Every team after  — faster and cheaper.

A flexible engagement model designed for full ownership and zero lock-in.

The investment

-   2 FTEs of senior AI expertise per month (0.5 FTE Lead + 1 FTE distributed by need)
-   Fully directed by your organization
-   Expert review and validation included
-   Cost scales with team count
-   Zero vendor lock-in post-pilot
-   All playbooks and IP stay with you

Let's begin

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09 / 09 · Common questions

## Quick answers.

What to measure, how to start, and what we need from your team to move from talk to operating model.

Start your pilot

### What exactly do we measure in the pilot?

Three role-based metric families: delivery cycle time (engineering), test coverage and bug-escape rate (QA), and requirements / spec turnaround (product & business). Each is captured against a week-one baseline before any AI tooling is introduced.

### How do we capture a credible baseline?

### How fast can we start?

### What does the team actually need to commit?

### What if the numbers don't move?

### How does this scale beyond the pilot team?