Align teams on agentic AI use cases, risks and architecture, then turn a priority use case into a system ready to be industrialised.
Two courses.
From structuring knowledge to controlling costs, our training gives teams the methods they need to deploy AI in production.
Choose your course
Two challenges, two complementary formats.
From concept to deployment in three days.
A structured progression to create a shared AI culture, move into practice and prepare a governed production deployment.
A shared vision, a tested agentic prototype and a production roadmap tailored to your context.
The progression
Understand & frame
Establish the foundations, qualify opportunities and choose the right use case.
Build
Put the concepts into practice and create a first agentic workflow.
Industrialise
Prepare a reliable, governed architecture that can be managed at scale.
By the end of the course
- A map of opportunities and risks
- A prototype grounded in a business use case
- An architecture and governance blueprint
- A production roadmap
Master the real cost of AI in production.
Scale AI in production without the bill shock.
« €4 spent on infrastructure for every €1 in revenue generated. »
- 01
Develop expertise in optimising AI cost management.
- 02
Turn complex AI cost structures into reliable insights.
- 03
Inform strategic decisions through KPIs and governance.
- 01
Master the concepts, use cases and cost drivers.
- 02
Use a pragmatic framework as an optimisation lever.
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Learn from actionable cases: lower costs, higher ROI.
Detailed programme
From architecture to unit economics.
Understand
- Strategic introductionchallenges, ecosystem, multimodal and conceptual foundations.
- Tokenisation and inferenceinputs, outputs, prompts and benchmarking.
- AI architecturetechnology stacks and tokenomics: cost per token, KV cache…
Manage
- AI FinOps frameworkarchitecture, rate optimisation, usage, licences and benchmarks.
- Unit economics and KPIsROI calculations and the associated operating model.
- Governance patternscontext engineering, prompting, RAG, fine-tuning, linear to agentic.
Decide
- Use case 1 — LLM + context vs. LLM + RAGcomparing injection and indexing costs.
- Use case 2 — SLM vs. LLMquantitative and qualitative comparison on an IT business process.
- Use case 3 — A/B workflowscomparing models, injection and guardrails.
200+ people trained · Field experience · Reusable framework
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