Enterprise AI Knowledge Management Consulting
Generative AI over the wiki, SharePoint, and shared drives people already use — permissioned, cited, and refused when the corpus has no answer.
- Service
- Knowledge AI
- Industry
- Enterprise
- Updated
- 2026-08-25
- Engagement
- 4 wks
Enterprise AI knowledge management consulting builds generative Q&A over internal wikis, SharePoint, and approved drives with hybrid retrieval (BM25 plus embeddings), per-user ACL at query time, required citations, refuse-when-empty, and golden sets plus CI evals — a 4-week standard implementation in the client cloud, with client-owned IP and no shared training.
Why teams pick this engagement
Knowledge AI × EnterpriseSource ACL, not a new ACL
SharePoint, Drive, and wiki permissions are enforced at query time. We do not flatten everything into a public knowledge bot.
Questions you already ask
Golden sets come from search logs, Slack repeats, and service-desk macros — not invented FAQ copy.
Curate, then index
Start with two or three sources that actually answer the questions. Indexing every draft in the tenant is how you retrieve junk.
Enablement for knowledge owners
Page owners learn how a stale wiki page becomes a wrong answer. Runbooks cover republish, ACL refresh, and eval failures.
Four-week path
Discovery of sources and identity, environments in your cloud, shadow-mode, handover. Thirty days on-call.
Citations back to the page
Answers cite URL and heading path. Empty retrieval refuses. People can open the source instead of trusting a summary.
Key takeaways
- 01
AI knowledge management is RAG over the sources people already search, not a new wiki nobody will maintain.
- 02
Indexing the whole tenant on day one retrieves drafts, duplicates, and private files. Curate first.
- 03
Per-user ACL at query time is mandatory for SharePoint and Drive. A shared crawler account is a leak.
- 04
Standard implementation is four weeks in your cloud. You own the IP. You pay inference. Thirty days on-call.
- 05
Golden sets from real search and helpdesk questions, plus CI evals, are how you know a republished page actually improved answers.
What the engagement covers
How we work
- 01
Discover
Week 1: question log, source inventory, identity, curation cuts, written scope.
- 02
Design
Connectors, chunking, hybrid retrieval, query-time ACL, citation UX, eval set.
- 03
Build
Week 2: indexes and connectors in your cloud; no shared training; you pay inference.
- 04
Validate
Week 3: shadow-mode for a pilot group; CI evals; ACL leak tests.
- 05
Enable
Week 4: handover to knowledge owners and engineers; 30 days on-call.
Take the playbook with you
The working documents from real engagements — free, in exchange for an email. They’re useful whether or not we ever talk.
Knowledge Corpus Curation Worksheet
Pick the first sources, exclude drafts and personal drives, and map owners — the week-1 artifact we will not skip.
Get the worksheet ·SharePoint ACL for RAG Notes
How item permissions, groups, and broken inheritance must show up at query time if you answer over SharePoint.
Get the notes ·