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Data and ML platforms

Model evaluation, monitoring, and cost control

Measure quality, regressions, latency, spend, drift, and high-cost failures before and after release.

Primary buyer: AI product, ML, and engineering leaders
01Primary buyerAI product, ML, and engineering leaders
02Target outcomeRelease decisions based on evidence rather than anecdotal prompt testing
03Useful starting pointTarget behaviors, representative cases, current model, failure taxonomy, latency/cost limits, and release cadence.
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The real constraint

Teams accumulate scripts and model demos without a dependable path from data change to safe production release.

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How we approach it

We design contracts and automation around the smallest platform that supports the real model and team lifecycle.

03

How we prove it

A clean path from source data to evaluated deployment is reproduced with rollback, cost, access, and ownership tested.

Production system

Data and ML platforms

The pipelines, evaluation, deployment, observability, and governance that make model delivery repeatable.

  • 01Data ingestion and quality contracts
  • 02Experiment and evaluation workflow
  • 03Model registry and deployment automation
  • 04Observability, drift, and cost controls
  • 05Access, lineage, rollback, and ownership

Typical fit

Release decisions based on evidence rather than anecdotal prompt testing

IndustriesSoftware / SaaSEnterprise teamsProfessional services
TechnologyMLOpsLLMAzure

FAQ

Questions before a pilot

These answers describe how we normally work. Only a signed agreement creates commitments. Website enquiry terms

01Do we need a platform, or are we being sold one?

A team often needs less than it is told. If you run one model and deploy it monthly, a pipeline and a checklist beat a platform. We start by asking what actually hurts, whether that is fear of releasing, no reproducibility, or data nobody trusts, and build the smallest thing that removes it.

02Can you work with the stack we already have?

Yes. Replacing a working warehouse or orchestrator to suit our preferences would be a bad trade. We default to Azure because that is where we are deepest, but the more common job is making what you already run observable, reproducible, and safe to deploy from.

03Who runs this after you leave?

Your team, and we build it that way from the start: no bespoke tooling only we understand, a runbook written for whoever is on call, and a handover where someone on your side has personally done a release and a rollback rather than watched us do one. The people who inherit a platform are rarely the people who chose it, so it has to be legible to whoever is actually on call at the time.

Service focus

Knowing the model got worse before your users tell you

Prompt tweaking by hand feels like progress and proves nothing. We build the evaluation set, the regression check that runs on every change, and the monitoring that watches quality, latency, and spend once it is live. Then a release decision is a reading, not an argument.

Built for
AI product, ML, and engineering leaders
Designed to achieve
Release decisions based on evidence rather than anecdotal prompt testing

What you get

  • Evaluation set covering your real failure cases
  • Regression check wired into every change
  • Live quality, latency, and cost monitoring
  • Drift and spend alerts with thresholds you set

Need a different system?

Not quite your solution?

Explore nearby systems or bring the outcome, workflow, and constraints that do not fit a predefined category. Tandemora can scope a custom solution around the real operating problem.

Your version will have different constraints.

Bring the workflow, current system, available evidence, and the assumption you trust least. We will identify the smallest useful next step.

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