Research together.
Develop an evaluation method, examine a failure mechanism, or study how institutions respond to evidence.
Start with the question, the study design, and the contribution each team would make.
Research agendaResearch & strategic partnerships
A difficult evaluation question. A system that needs a new kind of control. A research finding that should change practice. Bring the contribution that makes the work stronger.
A shared purpose
We pursue collaborations where a consequential AI decision, a difficult technical or research question, and complementary expertise make the work worth doing.
Syntony brings evaluation, systems analysis, and governance practice to the work, alongside software and hardware development. The right collaboration defines what each team contributes and what we can establish together.
Develop an evaluation method, examine a failure mechanism, or study how institutions respond to evidence.
Start with the question, the study design, and the contribution each team would make.
Research agendaBring domain expertise, a system to examine, or an operating context that standard tests do not capture.
Define the conditions, the evidence required, and the decision the evaluation should inform.
Examine a worked caseExplore software integration, a development use case, or the practical requirements for hardware-supported controls.
Agree the development stage, the test boundary, and what a prototype must demonstrate.
Product developmentWhat makes a good fit
The first conversation should make the work more concrete.
A defined problem, a decision owner, and a reason the answer matters.
Research, engineering, operational knowledge, or institutional context that improves the work.
Access to the system or material needed for the agreed scope, with suitable handling and review arrangements.
A study, method, prototype, evaluation, or decision record whose value we can assess.
How we work together
A shared brief sets out the question, each team’s contribution, and the evidence or system we intend to produce.
We agree how the work will be reviewed, how results will be shared, and who will carry the next decision forward.
Explore ways of workingStart the conversation
A short account of the question and your contribution is enough to begin.