The RAG engine selects relevant fragments from:
- transcripts of meetings;
- sammari;
- tasks and solutions;
- related documents.
As a result, the user does not receive a list of mentions, but an already compiled response with key agreements, responsibilities, and deadlines, even if the wording in the question and in the original discussions differ.
What difficulties can you face when implementing RAG?
The RAG approach provides companies with significant advantages, but its implementation in processes requires preparation. In practice, organizations most often face the following challenges.
Data security and confidentiality
It is important for any company to protect internal documents and customer data. When working with RAG, it is necessary to determine in advance who has access to what information, as well as use encryption and isolated storage. This is especially important if the system is accessing external data sources.
Integration with current systems
RAG should be "integrated" into the existing IT infrastructure: CRM, ERP, knowledge bases, internal portals. This requires proper API configuration, data synchronization, and operation logic. Without regular testing and clear metrics, it is difficult to make sure that the system really gives relevant answers.
Scalability
As the amount of data increases, the load on the system increases. If the architecture is not thought out in advance, responses may become slow or less accurate. In practice, this problem is solved through cloud infrastructure, search optimization, and data management.
Cost of implementation and support
Costs include infrastructure, setup, model training, and maintenance. Companies can start with one or two scenarios (for example, employee or customer support) and scale the solution after receiving the first results.
Adaptation to industry and specifics
Each area has its own language, terms, and context. Without further training, RAG may misinterpret professional concepts or give formal answers. Learning from industry data and gradually improving the model as it is used helps to increase accuracy.
RAG as a new standard for corporate AI
RAG is becoming the next step in the development of analytics and enterprise AI systems. It combines AI logic, internal company data, and up-to-date information in real time, providing accurate and informed answers.
Unlike conventional language models, RAG relies on validated data rather than abstract knowledge. This makes it a reliable tool for decision-making, customer support, and process automation.
In fact, RAG transforms AI from a "smart conversationalist" into a full-fledged digital business assistant.