What’s included
What’s included
Source consolidation
Bring the relevant sources together on AWS with pipelines that keep them current.

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Why it matters
Retrieval quality, not model choice, decides whether a GenAI feature feels smart or feels broken.
Cleaning and structuring data once pays off across every use case that follows, instead of being redone per project.
Good lineage and labelling also make the security and compliance conversation far shorter.
What’s included · how it runs
Step 01
Map sources, measure quality and identify what the target use cases actually need.
What’s included
Source consolidation
Bring the relevant sources together on AWS with pipelines that keep them current.
Step 02
Stand up the pipelines, transformations and vector or search layer on AWS.
What’s included
Cleansing and structuring
Deduplication, normalisation, chunking and metadata design tuned for retrieval.
Enrichment
Embeddings, classification and labelling so content is findable in the way your use case queries it.
Step 03
Test retrieval quality against real queries and tune chunking and metadata.
What’s included
Quality controls
Automated checks, lineage and monitoring so quality does not quietly decay.
Step 04
Hand over monitoring, alerting and the runbook for keeping data fresh.
What you walk away with
Case studies
How Human eSources turned nearly three decades of talent science into AI that explains every job match, live on Amazon Bedrock behind TruTalent, its new recruiting platform.

Keith Gaudreau
VP Product Strategy
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