100 Experiments
Singapore · Framework · AI Singapore
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Our summary
A programme offering co-funded AI development initiatives to organizations aiming to implement AI solutions, available in two formats: a 3-month proof-of-concept track or a 6-month minimum viable product track with up to SGD$150,000 co-funding. Participants work with dedicated teams of AI engineers and apprentices who handle development and deployment using an agile methodology, concluding with knowledge transfer to support independent operation. The programme draws on methodologies refined across over 300 completed projects across multiple sectors.
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Assessment & Scoping
Organizations begin by evaluating their current AI capabilities using the AI Readiness Index, holding a workshop to define their specific AI problem, and building a prototype to test feasibility and set starting performance benchmarks.
Implementation
Teams of engineers and apprentices develop the AI solution using agile sprint methods while maintaining regular communication with stakeholders, collecting feedback, and adjusting progress to keep alignment with organizational goals.
Handover
The framework delivers ready-to-use AI solutions along with complete technical documentation, training, and knowledge transfer to enable organizations to independently operate, support, and improve their deployed systems.
Deep AI Expertise with a Proven Methodology
Partners gain access to extensive AI knowledge and a refined methodology developed and tested through over 300 successful projects across diverse sectors, providing a structured and effective approach.
Accessible Co-Funding Opportunities
Co-funding is available to help reduce financial risk and broaden access to advanced AI development capabilities for participating organizations.
Empowering Your Team Through Knowledge Transfer
The programme provides extensive knowledge transfer that allows participating teams to build internal capabilities to independently maintain, manage, and advance their AI solutions.
Access to Local AI Talent for Future Hiring
Organizations can connect with and recruit from a pool of skilled AI Apprentices who have completed a rigorous training programme and have hands-on experience with relevant projects and industries.
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The 100E team assists organizations in clarifying their business problems and assembling engineering teams to solve them with AI, while also offering access to certified AI Engineers available for hiring.
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Risk and scope 1 of 4
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Assessment & Scoping 1 control
- Applies to: DeployerDrafted by the Index
Organizations should evaluate their AI maturity using the AI Readiness Index, conduct a problem definition workshop, and develop a baseline model to validate feasibility and set initial performance metrics.
Implementation 2 controls
- Applies to: ProviderDrafted by the Index
Teams should develop AI solutions using agile sprint methodology with iterative development and flexibility.
- ObligationApplies to: ProviderDrafted by the Index
Providers should maintain regular stakeholder engagement throughout implementation, providing consistent updates and incorporating feedback to align projects with organizational goals.
Handover 2 controls
- ObligationApplies to: ProviderDrafted by the Index
Providers should deliver production-ready AI solutions with comprehensive technical documentation covering all technical aspects.
- ObligationApplies to: ProviderDrafted by the Index
Providers should facilitate training and knowledge transfer to enable organizations to independently manage, maintain, and improve deployed solutions.
Accessible Co-Funding Opportunities 1 control
- Applies to: OthersDrafted by the Index
Financial support is available to help organisations reduce investment risk and gain access to advanced AI development capabilities.
Empowering Your Team Through Knowledge Transfer 1 control
- Applies to: DeployerDrafted by the Index
The programme offers knowledge transfer to participating teams so they can independently maintain, manage and develop their AI solutions.
Access to Local AI Talent for Future Hiring 1 control
- Applies to: DeployerDrafted by the Index
Organisations may recruit from a pool of trained AI Apprentices who have completed a rigorous programme and gained hands-on experience.
Ready to Accelerate Your AI Adoption? Connect with Us Today! 1 control
- Applies to: DeployerDrafted by the Index
Organisations can receive assistance to clarify their business problems and assemble engineering teams to address challenges using AI.
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