Solution scenarios

Ten problems, and how we approach them

Each scenario sets out a business problem, the approach we take and the Microsoft technologies involved.

All scenarios

Ten patterns, across five solution families

An agent that checks drafted policies and procedures against house style, mandatory clauses and approval requirements before they reach review.

A grounded assistant that answers policy, process and benefits questions from approved internal content, respecting existing permissions.

A qualification and forecasting model that reflects how the organisation actually sells, with data quality designed in.

Automated classification, routing and drafting support for high-volume service queues, with clear escalation to people.

Migration from unstructured file shares to governed SharePoint document libraries with metadata, retention and search that works.

Replacement of email and spreadsheet approvals with a governed, auditable workflow that reflects real delegation rules.

A governed reporting layer that gives leadership one set of numbers with agreed definitions and visible lineage.

Assessment-led modernisation of ageing line-of-business applications, sequenced by business value and risk.

A conversational front end for leave balances, requests and policy questions, working against the existing system of record.

A structured path from opportunity to estimate to signed scope, with assumptions preserved into delivery.