Correct answers
- Compare results with known answers.
- Review search relevance and connections.
Technical pilot
Test your workload.
Decide with evidence.
Try one application with your own data. Check the results before planning a wider move.
From scope to decision
Four steps
to a clear decision.
Choose one workload and agree on what success means. Set the schedule and support around that scope.
Use a data sample approved by your team.
- 01
Set the goal
Choose one task. Record how it works today and what would make the pilot successful.
- 02
Prepare the data
Use realistic records and permissions. Add the indexes and embeddings the task needs.
- 03
Run the checks
Run repeatable queries. Measure accuracy, response time, errors and resource use.
- 04
Make the decision
Compare results with the goal. Decide what to keep, change or stop.
Choose what to measure
Check three
things that matter.
Check the answers, the speed and the work needed to run the app.
Response time
- Use realistic data and simultaneous requests.
- Include the work done by your app.
Day-to-day operation
- Try updates, permission checks and restores.
- Record costs and index maintenance.
Before the first session
What to bring
to the first call.
- Your application and current database setup.
- Example queries, data size and update frequency.
- Permission, region and recovery requirements.
- An approved data sample and the people reviewing results.
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