Your managers are already deciding on AI
Three units that give the people making those decisions the judgement to make them well, using your organisation as the case study throughout.
Three units, each matching a different decision
Each unit stands alone. Most organisations start with the one that matches where they are now, then add the others as the work moves on. All three together come to roughly 90 hours.
AI Strategy and Opportunity
For leaders setting the direction, when AI is being talked about but nothing has been decided. You leave with a written AI strategy for your own organisation.
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AI Adoption, Procurement and Governance
For the people evaluating options and signing things off. The unit to take when you are about to spend money. You leave with a scorecard and an assurance pack.
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AI Delivery and Organisational Transformation
For the leaders who have to make it land: delivery, workforce impact, monitoring and what happens when a system gets something wrong.
Read the full unit →Thirty hours a unit, six workshops, no exam
Managers and decision makers, not the IT department
These units are written for the people who sign things off: operations leads, department heads, finance, marketing, directors. No technical background is assumed, and nobody is asked to write code.
- Anyone currently being sold AI tools
- Anyone who owns a process that feels heavier than it should
- Anyone who has to answer for how data is handled
Four things, all of them yours
A process map of your own business
Where the time goes now, which steps are duplicated across teams, and what each one is costing in hours.
A costed shortlist
The processes worth acting on first, with the expected return set against the effort, so it can go straight to a board meeting.
A pilot you can defend
Scope, success measures and the supplier questions, so the first project is judged on something other than enthusiasm.
A written AI policy
Data handling, accountability and acceptable use, drafted for your organisation during the sessions.
Different sectors, same starting point
Retail, security, marketing, food and community services. In every case the first target was one process worth automating.
Ask about the next AI session
Tell us who in your organisation is making the decisions on AI and we will walk you through the three units, what each one covers and what you would leave with.