Service
Decision-Support Platforms
Analysis helps when it reaches the person who acts on it, in a form their workflow can use. We build that layer: the platforms, dashboards, document tools, feeds, and alerts that bring data, documents, and model output to the right person at the right time. AI & Data Science Delivery develops the analysis; this service builds the system people use it through — and some engagements are legitimately both.
The last mile
The same output, four ways to deliver it
Assume the analysis is right in every row. What differs is when each channel arrives, who sees it, and whether that matches the decision it serves.
A notebook
When the analyst runs it
Right for analysis and review — not a channel operations ever sees.
A monthly deck
On the reporting cycle
Right for a monthly decision; late for anything that moves faster than the cycle.
A dashboard
Whenever someone opens it
Works when checking it is part of the workflow; idle when it is not.
An alert
At the moment of the event
Built to reach the person acting, at the time of action — when the decision is urgent.
What this covers
- Cloud-hosted GIS and analytics platforms
- Interactive dashboards with real operational filters
- Retrieval-augmented question answering over a document corpus, with citations
- Automated data feeds and severe-event alerting
- Workflow-shaped reporting, export, and audit trails for operators and program managers
- Public-facing tools where the audience is wider than the client
One example — NexusCore
Our own document-intelligence platform, one kind of system this service builds. It answers questions against a controlled corpus — the working example runs on US pipeline safety regulation — and every answer carries numbered citations back to the passage it came from.
The controls are what make it usable in a regulated setting: an audit log of every question and source, a gaps view that reports what the corpus cannot answer rather than improvising, per-document access control, and an evaluation harness so a change to retrieval is measured instead of eyeballed. It runs behind authentication, because the document corpus belongs to the client — so it is described here rather than listed with the one-click tools on the Products page.
Reaching people off the dashboard
During an incident, the response team isn't sitting in front of a dashboard. The storm platform sends email alerts as well as rendering maps, so the output reaches the team where the response is being run.
Discuss your data and decision
Bring the decision you need better evidence for. We'll scope what your data can support before you commit to a project.