Ai is loose in my org, and it's more risk and noise than help.
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Who this is for
A leader who wants ai to make their people better at the work. Instead they have finance shipping to production with unknown security and PII exposure, runaway token spend, a chunk of the org refusing to touch it, and inboxes full of five-paragraph slop and enormous documents about nothing.
The problem
I want the upside without the risk and the noise. I need guardrails, cost control, and people actually using this well.
What you walk away with
Guardrails for security, PII, and spend, adoption that reaches the people still refusing, and a standard that kills the slop.
The cost of doing nothing
A PII or security incident, a budget surprise, and a workforce split between reckless and refusing.
Proof
A repeatable enablement method our team has run before. The goal is people who can use the tools well. It starts opt-in with the people still struggling, so most of the work is frustrations being heard and space made to learn the tools together. Office hours let people drop in and share, a cache of internal experts grows on its own, and from there it reaches specific roles and then whole teams, including the people who were refusing, and leaves the org able to run without us.
How the engagement works
It starts with a readiness assessment, then an engagement scoped from what it finds, usually an embedded retainer for a phased rollout. We settle the scope with you once we've talked.
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