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Apolla AI

From demo to production takes a whole delivery capability

Apolla pairs an enterprise AI platform with Forward Deployed Engineering (FDE) to take AI Agents from isolated pilots to stable production, and build them into a Digital Worker system that is measurable, manageable and keeps delivering business value.

The five layers of enterprise AI deploymentFive stacked planes from bottom to top: data and infrastructure, models and gateway, capabilities and knowledge, orchestration and Agents, access and experience. A signal line runs through every layer, with business touchpoints at the top.Data & infrastructureModels & gatewayCapabilities & knowledgeOrchestration & AgentsAccess & experience
79%
of enterprises have adopted AI Agents to some degree
11%
run them stably in production
5.1months
median time for an Agent to deliver value
88%
of production Agent deployments have had an incident

Sources: 2026 industry Agentic AI survey, Gartner

Industry reality

Nearly 80% of enterprises are piloting AI Agents; only about 10% run them in production

The gap between the two is where professional delivery capability earns its value. MIT NANDA research shows that 95% of generative AI pilots produce no measurable financial impact; Accenture observes that 80–85% of enterprises are stuck in the "PoC factory" stage. The problem is usually not the model but organization, data and engineering – the same use case can take 100× longer to deploy.

Enterprise AI Agent adoption vs. production deploymentTwo bars: 79% of enterprises have adopted AI Agents to some degree, but only 11% run them reliably in production. The 68-point gap between them is where deployment capability creates value.025507510079%Adopted11%In production−68Gap

The platform standardizes capability; FDE closes the last mile

The two form a flywheel: the platform turns proven methods into reusable standard capabilities, while FDE works through the edge cases in the real business and feeds the lessons from each project back into the platform. Enterprise AI moves fast and stays stable.

ENTERPRISE AI PLATFORM

Enterprise AI platform

  • One foundation with modular, composable Agent capabilities
  • Multi-model orchestration, with the latest LLMs added continuously
  • Standardized deployment with observability and governance

FORWARD DEPLOYED ENGINEERING

FDE professional services

  • Experts on site, deep in the real business and data
  • End-to-end ownership: from use-case discovery to production go-live
  • Lessons from each project fed back into the platform

The platform makes it repeatable. FDE makes it work.

Ready to use

24 curated Agent templates across eight functions, and growing

Project experience turned into products. Filter by department or industry, find the one closest to your use case, and reach MVP in 2–4 weeks.

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Three steps to start enterprise AI transformation

  1. 011–2 weeks

    Diagnostic and alignment

    An AI consulting workshop: analyze business processes in depth, identify high-value use cases, and define ROI and a roadmap

    Deliverables

    • Prioritized list of high-value use cases
    • ROI estimate and transformation roadmap
    • Platform and data readiness assessment
  2. 022–4 weeks

    Flagship use case and validation

    The FDE team works on site, building flagship use cases on real data and taking them to production

    Deliverables

    • Flagship use-case Agent live in production
    • Evaluation set and benchmark report
    • Platform deployment and system integration
  3. 03Ongoing

    Scale and operate

    Capabilities fed back into the platform, reused at scale, operated and optimized continuously

    Deliverables

    • Digital Worker system expanded quarter by quarter
    • Monthly AgentOps operations report
    • Training and an internal trainer pipeline

Start with an AI consulting workshop

In 1–2 weeks we work with your business team to map processes, identify high-value use cases, estimate ROI and deliver an actionable transformation roadmap. You do not need to know what you want to build first.