Partners
Aliz is a leading Google Cloud partner born to help companies prepare for the digital age. Through deep engineering expertise, Aliz ensures Data & Infrastructure foundations create AI Readiness which is complemented by their service offerings in MLOps and Generative AI.
FernAI partners with Aliz to deliver world class engineered solutions on Google Cloud, grounded in Value through FernAI’s AI Value Tracking platform.
In June 2026, Aliz & FernAI announced its ‘Gemini Activate’ programme, a full-service offering designed to transform unactivated Google Cloud Gemini Enterprise licenses into demonstrable business value. This partnership addresses the stark reality that 80% of enterprise AI projects fail to prove material ROI — contributing, according to Gartner, to a $2 trillion black hole in market investment — alongside a pattern Aliz and FernAI observe consistently across enterprise engagements: Gemini licenses under utilised, value unrealised.
FernAI is a member of the UKAI Trade Association
UKAI represents businesses in the AI sector, providing a unified voice, shaping dialogue with Government, and ensuring that the UK is at the forefront of this transformative technology globally
Tim Flagg – CEO of UKAI: “Sam brings a commercially grounded perspective to one of the most important questions in enterprise AI adoption. Organisations are no longer just asking what AI can do. They need to know where it creates measurable value, how that value is tracked, and how investment decisions stand up to proper financial scrutiny. FernAI’s focus on value tracking, financial attribution and sustainable ROI frameworks is highly relevant to the UKAI community as more members move from experimentation into accountable, scaled adoption.”
Sam Jeremiah – Founder of FernAI “UKAI play a really important role during a big transitional period for UK businesses. AI will change how people work and this will hopefully have a positive effect on businesses, people and the economy. As a country, we are largely consumers of technology from US based companies and therefore need to ensure the upside for the UK is value from our investments.”
