
Helping Customer Services team for million dollar products make the right AI investment decisions.
Designing the decision layer for their largest revenue-contributing division.
AI innovation
regulated industries
product-Service design
ROLE
Strategic Designer
INDUSTRY
Medical Technology

Investments were being made before the right questions had been asked. Customer value wasn't being realised, and leadership had no real visibility into the innovation pulse of the team. As a result, initiatives were duplicated, with no institutional learning.
The right conversations were already happening just informally, inconsistently, too late. The intelligence existed inside the organisation, but had no structure.
And the entire weight of making AI innovation work was concentrated on one person.
The Act mandates continuous risk management and documented data assumptions throughout the AI lifecycle, not at the end of it.

Solution overview - INTERNAL SERVICE-SYSTEM



A guided entry flow surfaces assumptions and uncertainties early. A shared living canvas makes thinking visible to the right people simultaneously. An intelligent routing system directs conversations to legal, data, and technical experts in a prioritised sequence, constraints discovered before commitment,
ENABLING LEADERSHIP VISIBILITY


Tracking success

Time to Evaluation
The time an idea spends in early sensemaking before reaching a clear outcome.
AI Registry Consultation
Whether contributors actively check existing initiatives before submitting or progressing an idea.
IMPACT
In a customer services (CS) team that represents the highest revenue contribution in the organisation, the cost of misaligned AI investment is not abstract. And for the first time, leadership would have real visibility into where innovation energy is forming, where it is stalling, and what is costing them before a single euro is formally committed.
The system was designed to reduce the time and cognitive cost of moving an AI idea from spark to structured conversation cutting the rework, duplication, and premature investment that accumulate when the wrong questions get asked too late.