You assembled the stack. Who owns go-live?
Sep 30, 2026DataRobot

Summary
This post identifies the critical gaps of governance and compliance, operational ownership, and integration debt that emerge when moving an AI prototype to production. It highlights that while a pilot proves a concept, it doesn't surface production requirements like credit issuance controls, authorization records, and handling of customer data. It also emphasizes the need for a designated owner for go-live and production maintenance, and the ongoing obligation of managing integration debt as upstream components change.
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