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Understand. Prepare. Put into practice.

Guides, articles, case studies and experiences to choose the next step for your AI operation.

Architecture, security and operations

Prepare the decision around your context

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Product and delivery

Forward Deployed Engineering for AI operations

See how Starya and your team investigate an operation, deploy improvements and verify outcomes. Explore the FDE approach through concrete examples.

Engineering / FDEOperations
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Product and delivery

NebulaWorks: conversations, decisions and workflows

NebulaWorks is Starya’s work surface on NebulaOS: team conversations, decisions and workflows. Not the US consultancy of the same name.

Service and teamCommunicationAnalysis and improvement
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Product and delivery

Enterprise and Custom: how to buy

Explore Enterprise, Starya’s business offering, and Custom for tailored requirements. Define scope, deployment model and terms in a proposal.

Deployment
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Product and delivery

Differentiators and scale in AI operations

Explore the mechanisms connecting Starya’s technology and operational experience, with customer stories, sources and figures presented in context.

OperationsEngineering / FDE
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Article

Your AI answered “done”. But was the task completed?

“Done” in the chat does not prove completion. The difference between the agent's response, the execution of the action, and confirmation in the target system, with an owner and evidence.

Actions and evidence
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Learning path

Start an operation

From the chosen process to the first initiative.

Operations
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Learning path

Understand existing AI

Actions, access and evidence to organize the next step.

Actions and evidenceContext and data
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Learning path

Operate with the team

Connect service, communication and continuity.

Service and teamCommunication
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Learning path

Decide on deployment

Environment, data and responsibilities in the same conversation.

DeploymentContext and data
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Learning path

Improve with evidence

Turn observation into an improvement whose results are monitored.

Analysis and improvementEngineering / FDE
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Interactive example

One claim denial, two perspectives.

Follow an administrative discrepancy between a provider and an insurer, including documents, an exception and a response.

OperationsActions and evidence
Fictional example

Interactive example

One absence. Two staffing alternatives.

Compare coverage, availability, recorded qualification, room and budget before proposing a change.

OperationsAnalysis and improvement
Fictional example

Interactive example

A delay changes the inventory network

Connect demand, reservations, batches and delivery dates to assess a transfer between sites.

OperationsAnalysis and improvement
Fictional example

Interactive example

Several tests. One journey that needs to fit.

Explore a test scheduling engine that combines sequence, intervals, site and times, with a separate response for each item.

Service and teamOperations
Fictional example

Interactive example

The call continues. So does the context.

Voice agents and IVR integrated with Starya’s PBX or the customer’s PBX, with handoff to the team and transfer confirmation.

Service and teamCommunication
Fictional example

Guide · CISO

What a CISO asks before putting Applied AI into production

How to audit what an AI agent did: connect scope, data, RBAC/ABAC, the audit trail, and recovery in a matrix of controls, evidence, owners, and outstanding items.

SecurityGovernanceActions and evidenceContext and data
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Guide

Shared SaaS or Dedicated: how to choose a deployment

Compare operations, isolation, networking, data, models, changes, and support. Record requirements, personal data, conditions, and owners, and bring the map to the LGPD assessment.

DeploymentGovernance
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Guide

Who is the owner of an AI agent in production?

The owner of an AI agent is a named person, not “the AI”. See what they decide, when they take over, and how to name them before the pilot.

GovernanceOperationsActions and evidence
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