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What iSystematic builds, how an engagement runs, and who is behind it.
What does iSystematic do?
iSystematic is an applied-AI studio that designs, builds and operates AI systems in production. iSystematic's work covers agentic systems, LLM copilots, retrieval pipelines and the data infrastructure that makes them work, from prototype through to running the result.
Where is iSystematic based?
iSystematic Inc. is a Canadian company headquartered in Winnipeg, Manitoba. iSystematic works with clients across Canada, the United States and internationally, and operates as a distributed senior team rather than from a single office.
How do I get in touch with iSystematic?
Use the contact form on this site. iSystematic responds to project inquiries within one business day, Monday to Friday.
What kinds of projects does iSystematic take on?
iSystematic takes on agentic systems and copilots, LLM products with custom retrieval, AI governance and compliance work, data and MLOps infrastructure, and architecture or strategy engagements for organisations getting started with AI.
Does iSystematic offer ongoing operations support?
Yes. After iSystematic ships a system, iSystematic can run it. Monitoring, evaluations, model and prompt updates, retraining cadence and on-call coverage are part of how iSystematic operates AI systems.
Who founded iSystematic?
iSystematic Inc. was founded by Nabeel Khan and has operated since 2013. Nabeel Khan founded the studio and serves as its Director, Solutions Architecture, and writes on AI governance and agentic systems.
Does Nabeel Khan work on engagements personally?
On advisory engagements, yes. iSystematic is a studio with a team of builders, and product work is delivered by that team. Nabeel Khan's advisory engagements, covering AI strategy, enterprise AI architecture and AI governance, are delivered by him personally rather than passed to staff, and they are scoped that way from the start.
What does iSystematic charge for an AI project?
iSystematic scopes each engagement to the problem rather than selling fixed packages. Engagements typically start with a short discovery phase to size the work before any build commitment, and pricing is discussed on the intake call.
How long does an iSystematic AI project take?
iSystematic works in four phases: Discover, Architect, Build and Operate. A working slice of a system is normally in a client's hands within weeks of the Architect phase rather than at the end of a long build.