1. Decide. What is worth building, what to leave alone, and whether the answer is a model at all.
2. Build. One small, defined piece, on the client's own data, in the environment it will run in.
3. Hand over. Documented, so the people who own it can operate it.
4. Or keep it running. Blackhull can operate it, and taking it in-house stays an option.

Built so it can be handed over. Blackhull can also keep running it. The option to take it in-house stays open either way.

• Blackhull does not do staff augmentation.
• Blackhull does not resell licences or take vendor referral fees.