Who watches the system and handles issues is unclear.
Carric and the client agree who watches the system, handles issues and controls changes.
03 · Ongoing support
Carric keeps the systems it builds reliable. We measure operating results and improve them over time.
Carric stays with the systems it builds after launch. The three signs below show when support should begin.
Carric and the client agree who watches the system, handles issues and controls changes.
The software, AI, data links and controls must work as the operation changes.
Evidence shows what to improve, extend or replicate next.
Ongoing Support keeps engineering tied to operating results.
Monitor service health, system links, data flows and incidents that affect the operation.
Maintain review paths, permissions, audit trails, escalation and production change controls.
Review performance, quality, exceptions and reliability against the agreed outcome.
Improve the product, models, integrations and operating rules as real usage reveals new needs.
The work stays focused on the production system and the mission-critical operation it supports.
Monitor the system, resolve issues, manage exceptions and maintain the controls required in production.
Improve quality, performance, user experience, data flows and operating rules as needs change.
Extend the capability across more use cases, workflows, sites or business units when the evidence supports it.
Each system has its own responsibilities and measures. Its operating result guides each improvement cycle.
Carric supports the systems it brings into production. Responsibility stays tied to the design, controls and result Carric helped establish.
Carric first checks whether an Implementation engagement is required. That review comes before Carric takes responsibility for production. Review Implementation →
Carric shapes the support model around the system and the operating result it must sustain.
The first conversation will confirm the system, responsibilities and support fit.