Processes that update their own documentation sound impossible until you see the architecture. An LLM compiler reads raw organizational data and writes structured process wikis that compound institutional knowledge automatically. Here is how to build it and what breaks.
According to MIT research, 95% of GenAI pilots fail to generate revenue. Experiments do not create business value. Operations do. Here is how to transition AI from pilot phase to operational integration.
Between technical MLOps and general business operations lies a missing discipline that determines whether AI creates lasting value or becomes expensive technical debt. With roughly 80 percent of AI projects failing in production, this ai operations framework applies Lean Six Sigma principles like continuous monitoring, quality assurance, and systematic improvement to AI systems at scale.
Pilots work because they are protected environments with dedicated resources. Production fails because it is the real world with real constraints. The gap is not technical - it is operational. IDC research shows 88% of AI pilots never reach production, not because the technology fails but because companies underestimate the operational readiness required.
The most damaging AI incidents stem from process breakdowns, not technical failures. The AI Incident Database reached 1000 incidents by 2025, with GenAI involved in 70% of cases. Building incident response that addresses process causes rather than just technical symptoms is what prevents repeat failure.