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Product Assessment - Part 2
Core Focus Area
Sub-Focus Area
Question
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Cost Impact
Level of Capability
Initial Setup & Integration
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Deployment Architecture
Does the co-pilot have a streamlined model for the agent to communicate with the model server through the customer firewall efficiently and securely?
Eg. The co-pilot software leverages an API gateway to streamline traffic through a trusted FQDN & IP range from the browser client, through the customer firewall which can be easily allow listed.
Local Installation & Distribution
Does the co-pilot software have an efficient mechanism of distributing / installing the co-pilot on end user browsers / work stations?
Eg. The co-pilot software is integrated into Chrome as a plug-in that can be distributed via a central web app and installed on individual user machines.
Integration with Customer Business Systems
Does the co-pilot facilitate easy integration with existing customer databases and subsequent data transformations for both API and non-API driven systems?
Eg. The co-pilot has a connector workflow to drag and drop configurable integrations from customer systems into a workflow based creator wherein a user can define data points that need to be referenced, along with transformations needed for RAG.
Interoperability
Depending on the deployment architecture, Does the co-pilot support multiple browsers and operating systems?
Eg. The co-pilot supports browsers such as Firefox and Microsoft Edge, beyond Google Chrome. OR The co-pilot agent can run on Windows XP or higher, as well as on Mac.
Private Cloud / On-Premise / Hybrid Support
Does the co-pilot offer secure private cloud deployments, or hybrid deployments to interface with on premise / privately hosted source data?
Eg. The co-pilot offers on premise connectors to privately hosted DB instances, as well as systems such as SAP Hana.
User Management
Does the co-pilot offer a secure user management mechanism that can integrate with customer’s identity systems via SSO?
Eg. The co-pilot software offers integration with Okta, PingFed and AFS for Single-Sign-On, and also offers a manual user management mechanism.
Licensing
Does the co-pilot offer a flexible licensing pool, wherein licensing can be switched between multiple users?
Eg. The co-pilot offers a floating licensing model that allows admins to switch licenses between systems, users and workstations.
Configuration & Change Management
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Input & Output Formats
Does the co-pilot provide an easy way to tweak input and output formats?
Eg. A user can tweak the input format to accomodate for questions and documents that an end customer can upload. From an output standpoint, a user can define whether the co-pilot generates a JSON, XML or CSV output.
Fine Tuning via human-in-the-loop
Does the co-pilot provide mechanisms for users to fine tune underlying models with their own data, through ad-hoc approaches as well as via human in the loop?
Eg. The document understanding co-pilot provides users the capability to upload any new invoices received in the last month. Additionally, the invoice processing review step occasionally presents values that need human review along with 3 possible outcomes, for the user to select from, or manually enter within NetSuite.

Type of Costs
 
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