Who this is for
You are running — or planning — pilots and want them to produce clear evidence for a purchasing decision.
The challenge
Many pilots end without a decision because goals, roles, and success measures were never agreed up front.
What you receive
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Pilot design and success measures
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Roles and responsibilities for each party
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Check-in structure
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End-of-pilot summary
How the engagement works
01
Discovery and scope
We agree goals, audiences, responsibilities, and timing in a written proposal.
02
Execution
AGE carries out the agreed work and keeps your team informed at set checkpoints.
03
Review
We walk through findings and deliverables with your team and agree next steps.
Three levels of reporting
Support
AGE helps design the pilot, agree success measures with the school or district, and structure check-ins.
Responsibilities
Your team delivers the product and training. The school or district participates and shares agreed information. AGE supports structure and review.
Scope
Single-pilot or multi-pilot engagements, defined in the proposal.
Success measures
Agreed with all parties before the pilot begins, so results can be discussed clearly at the end.
A pilot does not guarantee purchase, procurement approval, sales, or adoption.