How do you design a secure architecture for Applied AI?
A map of the execution points, contracts, and checks needed for an operation with a defined scope.
Guide for CTOResources
Guides, articles, case studies and experiences to choose the next step for your AI operation.
Architecture, security and operations
A map of the execution points, contracts, and checks needed for an operation with a defined scope.
Guide for CTOA matrix of controls, enforcement points, evidence, owners, and outstanding items to decide on release.
Guide for CISOAn agreement on completion, metrics, and exception handling to guide day-to-day work.
Guide for COO40 resources found
Product and delivery
See how Starya and your team investigate an operation, deploy improvements and verify outcomes. Explore the FDE approach through concrete examples.
Reference materialProduct and delivery
NebulaOS connects models, sources and tools and helps monitor the points included in the deployment.
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NebulaWorks brings together team conversations, decisions and workflows. Features and integrations depend on the deployment.
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Compare SaaS and assisted deployment, explore data flows and understand the reference architecture for federated AI.
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Explore Enterprise, Starya’s business offering, and Custom for tailored requirements. Define scope, deployment model and terms in a proposal.
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Access public documents and prepare to assess your deployment’s data, responsibilities and evidence.
Reference materialProduct and delivery
Explore the mechanisms connecting Starya’s technology and operational experience, with customer stories, sources and figures presented in context.
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A guide to defining the process, the expected outcome, and who takes part.
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Actions, access, and evidence to bring to the discussion with the team.
Reference materialGuide
A routine for learning from failures, handoffs, and outcomes.
Reference materialGuide
Prepare the context that allows a person to take over and continue.
Reference materialGuide
Organize the audience, content, timing, and continuity before sending.
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Bring the environment, processing, access, and responsibilities into the same discussion.
Reference materialArticle
The difference between the agent's response, the execution of an action, and confirmation in the target system.
PublishedArticle
What to monitor after deployment: failures, handoffs, quality, and the operation's evolution.
PublishedArticle
Process, expected outcome, data, owner, and boundaries before choosing a solution.
PublishedCase
From engagement in care pathways to appointment scheduling.
Summary of a published accountCase
Authorization and payment slip inquiries, with context passed along.
Summary of a published accountCase
Qualification and quoting through WhatsApp, connected to HubSpot.
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Organizing information for editable surgical reports.
Summary of a published accountCase
Support through WhatsApp during maternal health journeys.
Summary of a published accountCase
Discovery, deployment, and ongoing support of agents for enterprise clients.
Summary of a published accountCase
WhatsApp communication integrated with agents and the human team.
Summary of a published accountLearning path
From the chosen process to the first initiative.
Reference materialLearning path
Actions, access and evidence to organize the next step.
Reference materialLearning path
Connect service, communication and continuity.
Reference materialLearning path
Environment, data and responsibilities in the same conversation.
Reference materialLearning path
Turn observation into an improvement whose results are monitored.
Reference materialInteractive example
Follow an administrative discrepancy between a provider and an insurer, including documents, an exception and a response.
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Link expenses and receipts to identify which items are documented and which need additional information.
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See how a receipt, a justification and a cost center affect the handoff of an expense report.
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Compare coverage, availability, recorded qualification, room and budget before proposing a change.
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Connect demand, reservations, batches and delivery dates to assess a transfer between sites.
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Connect preferences, site and schedule. An offered time becomes a booking only after the system confirms it.
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Explore a test scheduling engine that combines sequence, intervals, site and times, with a separate response for each item.
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Voice agents and IVR integrated with Starya’s PBX or the customer’s PBX, with handoff to the team and transfer confirmation.
Fictional exampleGuide · CTO
A roadmap for connecting the operation to enterprise systems with identities, action limits, confirmation, and failure recovery.
PublishedGuide · CISO
Connect scope, data, RBAC/ABAC, the audit trail, and recovery in a matrix of controls, enforcement points, evidence, owners, and outstanding items.
PublishedGuide · COO
Define completion, responsibilities, and process metrics to track the operation and teams without confusing messages with completed work.
PublishedGuide
Compare operations, isolation, networking, data, models, changes, and support. Record requirements, conditions, and owners before choosing a deployment.
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