APS AI Use Case Library

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The use cases provide information that is relevant for both business professionals and technology experts. Business professionals can use them to identify solutions to common problems and generate new ideas. Meanwhile, technology experts will find information about the technologies used and how they were implemented. Each use case also includes contact information, allowing you to reach out to the owners for further inquiries or collaboration.

The specifics of each use case can vary from project to project and as such information captured may include: 

• Project Overview: a high-level summary of the AI project, including its objectives, scope, and the problem it aims to solve.
• Technical Details: This includes the methodologies, technologies, and tools used in the project. It also covers the data sources, algorithms, and models applied.
• Business Insights: highlighting the business context and the expected benefits of the project. It explains how the AI solution aligns with the agency's goals and the value it brings to the organisation.
• Project Stages: The use case documents the different stages of the project, whether it is in the planning phase, under development, being piloted, or already operational.
• Outcomes and Impact: details the results achieved by the project, including any measurable improvements, efficiencies gained, or other positive impacts.
• Lessons Learned: Capturing both successes and challenges, this part provides valuable insights and recommendations for other agencies considering similar AI initiatives.
• Collaboration Opportunities: Information on how other agencies can collaborate, share knowledge, and contribute to the project is also included. 

Each use case is designed to be a living document, meaning it can be updated as the project progresses. This ensures that the information remains current and relevant, reflecting the latest developments and insights.