Mark HollandSenior AI Solutions Engineer

A 20-part series. 17 posted on LinkedIn. Parts 5 and 6 are live here.

From AI Idea to Production

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A LinkedIn series on taking an AI idea past the demo and into something a regulated company can run, plus shorter posts on how agents should behave.

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LinkedIn series · 17 of 20 parts posted

From AI Idea to Production

  • Part 1: Should This Even Be an AI Project?
  • Part 2: Prioritizing AI Use Cases
  • Part 3: Discovery Before Architecture
  • Part 4: Choosing the Right Solution
  • Part 5: Spec Before Code
  • Part 6: Building Beyond the Demo
  • Part 7: Testing AI Systems Properly
  • Part 8: QA Is Not the Builder Grading Their Own Work
  • Part 9: Integration and Dev Environments
  • Part 10: UAT Is Where the Real Workflow Appears
  • Part 11: Production Readiness
  • Part 12: Post-Production Improvement
  • Part 13: Progressive Autonomy
  • Part 14: Measuring Green-Dollar ROI
  • Part 15: Measuring Blue-Dollar ROI
  • Part 16: From Pilot to Enterprise Platform
  • Part 17: Why Great AI Demos Fail in Production

Posts on how agents should behave

  • Agent permissions: your AI agent should never approve its own actions
  • Durable agent runs
  • GraphRAG provenance
  • Agent memory
  • Exception math

A plain-language guide to how I prevent and catch AI hallucinations, with the projects where I built each defense. Read how I keep AI honest

The original posts are on LinkedIn.

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