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AI Conveyor App Components

This page describes how the AI operating model methodology is implemented in the AI Conveyor product.

If the operating model answers "how should the company manage AI adoption," the AI Conveyor app answers "which entities, screens, rules, and work loops are needed for this model to work every day."


Product structure

Initiatives

Business Funnel

AI Products

Delivery Tracks

Artifacts

People & Functions

Business Value

Each component should be represented in the app as part of one initiative lifecycle, not as an isolated table.

Initiatives

The core product entity is the AI initiative: a structured business need and an AI hypothesis for solving it.

Business Funnel

The business funnel manages initiative shaping and evaluation: idea, use case, value hypothesis, and product selection.

AI Products

AI products are reusable technology capabilities used to implement initiatives: LLMs, RAG, ML platforms, AI agents, agent orchestrators, code agents, and automation platforms.

Delivery Tracks

Different solution types require different delivery tracks. The app should support several delivery paths instead of forcing every initiative into one universal template.

Artifacts

Artifacts record initiative state and decisions: initiative card, use case, stage gate checklist, pilot plan, pilot report, architecture review, value report, and handover checklist.

People & Functions

The app must support different roles, permissions, responsibility areas, and queues for the AI function, business, IT, security, architecture, data, and operations.

Business Value

The final purpose is confirmed impact, not activity tracking. The app should capture expected impact, current and target metrics, actual results, owners, and scale/refine/stop/handover decisions.


Product role

AI Conveyor turns the methodology from documentation into an operating system for AI adoption management.

It connects business demand, initiative portfolio, AI product portfolio, delivery, stage gates, artifacts, decisions, risks, adjacent functions, and impact confirmation.