Knowit, Nordics · 28 October 2026
What changed for your customer?
One RFP question. One paragraph.
Analyze requirements. Develop a response strategy.
Research, draft, validate, and assemble the proposal.
Orchestrate the entire RFP process across
people, agents, and enterprise systems.
Chat answers. An agent plans, acts and checks.
78%
Claude Code harness
42%
CORE-Agent harness
Claude Opus 4.5 · CORE-Bench
Agents reproduce published scientific results by running code.
Not an RFP benchmark or Microsoft IQ test. Different harnesses; the gap is not context alone.
AI suggests a sentence.
AI drafts. You edit.
A bounded pre-study, ready for review.
Parallel work. You set the rules.
A repository gives a working context
Tests can check many outputs
Context crosses teams and systems
Capacity or margin can mean different things
When AI drafts and you edit, you still fill the context gaps.
What does this customer know that the model doesn't?
Laptop and access
Who's who
The project history
A buddy
Relevant context
Clear access and task boundaries
The exact capability and experience
GA, preview or restricted access
Licensing, usage and source connections
Verify the exact capability and terms before a customer proposal.
Try one repeated task. Measure useful work.
Proposed learning motion. No Knowit deployment or pilot is claimed.
A fictional logistics pursuit
A logistics lead
Approved delivery experience
Relevant expertise
Data · Workplace · Applications
One brief, with an ownerFictional pursuit. Sources and connections are illustrative.
Approved evidence and promises
Agreed outcomes and boundaries
Decisions and checks
Accepted release and ownership
Actual results improve the next pursuit
Same fictional engagement. An owner at each stage.
What context supports the answer?
Where does a person approve?
What does it cost to run?
Over to Ben Gibbs.
Ben Gibbs
Ben’s live Chief-of-Staff section
Shared context for sales leadership
Handover to Ben’s live material · Microsoft Global Black Belt
Ben Gibbs
Ben’s live RFP section
Preparing a bid response
Handover to Ben’s live material · Microsoft Global Black Belt
Ben Gibbs
Ben’s live AI FinOps section
Customer agent-running costs and evaluations
Handover to Ben’s live material · Microsoft Global Black Belt
Customer briefs and meeting preparation.
Project handovers and service-case responses.
Decision support using shared business measures.
RFPs are one example. Qualify repeated work, a context gap and a business owner.
Already using Microsoft?
Less context to rebuild.
Reuse Microsoft 365 work context.
Fabric / Power BIReuse definitions and trusted measures.
Foundry IQReuse chosen knowledge with citations.
Configured controlsIdentity and source access.
Reuse needs maintained context and configured access. Keep other platforms where they fit.
Baseline, source/access map and agreed definitions.
Source-linked outputs, integration, approvals and acceptance tests.
Maintained sources; quality/cost reviews against accepted outputs.
Proposed offers to shape with Knowit. Agree scope, fee and consumption explicitly.
First conversationOne workflow + owner + sources
BringKnowit account lead + Data / M365 specialists
First engagementScope one offer. Use measured results to expand or reuse.
A safe description or private message is fine. No confidential detail.
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