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Data & AI operations: MLOps and LLMOps

Keep your data trustworthy and your AI reliable after launch – data platforms, model and prompt operations, and monitoring of every AI answer, its quality and its cost. You know when data, quality or cost drifts – and can fix it before users notice.

100+ projects · 20+ countries · since 2014
Your data sourcesData, models, prompts versionedEvery AI answer tracedOwner alertedon driftQuality and cost over time
Case study · The JunkluggersFusing multi-source data into actionable logistics reportsRead the case study
Why now

Most AI fails after launch, not before it

Models drift, prompts change, data goes stale and costs creep up. AI in production needs the discipline of software – versioning, testing, monitoring and clear owners – extended to data, models, prompts and agents.

60%

of AI projects unsupported by AI-ready data will be abandoned through 2026, Gartner predicts.

Source: Gartner, February 2025

  1. BeforeModels deployed and forgotten
    NowModels, prompts and data versioned and tested together
  2. BeforeQuality judged by complaints
    NowEvery AI answer traced, scored and monitored
  3. BeforeAI costs found on the invoice
    NowThe cost of each AI feature tracked and controlled

MLOps or LLMOps: what does each need to run well?

Generative AI adds new things to version, test and watch.

AreaClassic machine learning (MLOps)Generative AI (LLMOps)
What you versionData, features and model weightsPrompts, retrieval indexes, model versions and tools
How quality is measuredAccuracy on labelled test dataEvaluation sets, human review and automated checks
Main risks after launchData drift and model decayWrong answers, prompt injection and cost spikes
Main cost driverTraining and serving infrastructureTokens per request and the choice of model
What you monitorPrediction quality and driftEvery answer – quality, safety, latency and cost
Capabilities

What this service covers

Each capability can be used on its own or combined with capabilities from other services. “Also part of” shows the other services that include it.

Combined with capabilities from other services

This service draws on capabilities owned by other teams. Each is explained in full on its own service page.

How it works

How we deliver it

  1. 01

    Assess

    Data sources, quality, pipelines and how models reach production today.

  2. 02

    Build the foundation

    Pipelines, data quality checks and one platform for models and prompts.

  3. 03

    Automate

    Testing, release and retraining, with approvals where the risk is high.

  4. 04

    Monitor and improve

    Quality, drift and cost dashboards, with alerts and regular reviews.

What you get
  • Reliable data pipelines with quality checks and lineage
  • Automated release of models and prompts behind evaluation gates
  • Monitoring of AI quality, drift and cost
  • Dashboards your teams use to make decisions
Ways to start
  • Start with one capabilityA fixed-scope piece of work, such as an assessment, a prototype or a proof of concept.
  • Combine capabilities into one projectCapabilities from several services, delivered by one team with one plan and one point of contact.
  • Add a dedicated teamEngineers who join your team to build and run it with you.
About dedicated teams
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FAQ

Frequently asked questions

What is MLOps?

MLOps is the set of practices and tools that take machine learning models from experiments to reliable production: versioned data and models, automated training and deployment, monitoring for drift and accuracy, and governed retraining.

What is LLMOps, and how is it different?

LLMOps covers the extra work for generative AI: managing prompts, retrieval data and model versions, running evaluations for quality and safety, tracing agent actions and controlling token costs.

Why do AI models fail after launch?

Data changes, upstream systems change, model providers update their models and nobody owns monitoring. We set up pipelines, alerts and evaluations so quality is measured continuously and issues are fixed before users notice.

Do you build BI dashboards as well as ML?

Yes. We unify data from CRMs, analytics, ad platforms and spreadsheets into Looker Studio or Power BI dashboards, as we did for The Junkluggers and Beplace – on the same data foundation as your AI, so the numbers match.

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What you get

  • An NDA from the first conversation
  • You own the IP in what we build for you
  • A senior team you can reach
  • 100+ projects delivered since 2014
  • Clients in 20+ countries
  • A start within a month at the latest

What happens next

  1. 01We call you at a time that suits you
  2. 02We look at your workflow and find where AI pays off
  3. 03You get a proposal with the business case