INSIGHTS
Practical guides to data engineering, AI automation and full-stack product engineering, alongside our Palantir specialization. Explore workflows, costs and the scope of a useful first release.
AI & Automation
Plan customer onboarding automation with intake, validation, human review, CRM handoffs, exception handling, illustrative costs and a bounded MVP.
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Decide when to replace an operations spreadsheet and scope the internal tool, data model, permissions, migration, rollout and ongoing ownership.
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Scope CRM-to-accounting integration with field ownership, customer mappings, duplicate protection, reconciliation, recovery and illustrative MVP costs.
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Compare Workshop, a custom Foundry-backed frontend and an independent web application using workflow fit, permissions, costs and operational ownership.
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Plan AI invoice processing from receipt to accounting draft, with validation, duplicate checks, human review, illustrative costs and a bounded MVP.
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Scope a custom customer portal: features, tenant permissions, integrations, illustrative development costs, MVP boundaries and ongoing ownership.
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Most failed AI/automation projects don't fail on the model — they fail on data plumbing. What the data engineering work actually requires.
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RPA and AI agents solve different problems. A practical guide to which one fits a given workflow, and why 'replace RPA with AI' is usually the wrong framing.
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What the Palantir Foundry Ontology actually is, why it exists, and how to think about modeling one — explained without the marketing language.
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A plain-English explanation of Palantir Foundry — the ontology, pipelines, and Workshop apps — for teams evaluating it as a platform, not a stock.
Read the article ↗LET'S MAKE IT WORK
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