Agencies must appoint a Chief AI Officer, publish a strategy, create an AI system inventory, and assess risk.
Contractors must prove portability and interoperability to win new work.
OMB-aligned AI Strategy & Governance Framework
Chief AI Officer (CAIO) role charter
AI System Inventory + Risk Register
Alignment Map to America’s AI Action Plan pillars
Evaluation & red-team testing harness for AI models
Portable, no-lock-in workflows (Zapier, Airtable, n8n, GPT)
OMB-compliant RFP clauses & vendor scoring matrix
Data-exit and interoperability documentation
Monthly governance board facilitation + compliance reporting
Quarterly OMB + AI.gov policy briefings
Representation to the emerging CAIO Council
Ongoing oversight of AI workflows and risk posture
75 + AI Workflows Delivered → Real systems in production, not pilot decks.
Delivery in Weeks → 2-6 week sprints vs. 6-12 month consulting timelines.
Fractional CAIO Model → Executive-level leadership without the $400K salary.
Policy-Native Design → Every package mapped directly to OMB M-25-21 & M-25-22.
While Accenture drafts slides, we’ll have your AI strategy and inventory