Find the right kind of help for your AI goals.

A good starting point if: You see potential in AI but need to decide which opportunities are worth pursuing.

Examine goals, possible use cases, constraints, and priorities to shape a direction for your organization.

For example: Compare several potential uses before committing to a project.

A good starting point if: You have a specific use in mind and need help working out how it will fit your systems and people.

Explore and test an approach, then plan how to introduce it and review its use.

For example: Introduce an AI-assisted research workflow for a team to test and review.

A good starting point if: Your people need practical experience with AI tools and their limitations.

Build knowledge through examples and exercises connected to the work your team does.

For example: Practice drafting and reviewing AI-assisted communications.

A good starting point if: A recurring process involves manual handoffs or routine steps you would like to examine.

Map the process and explore where automation and AI may help, including where people need to review the work.

For example: Explore routing incoming requests to the right team for review.

A good starting point if: Your team has information to investigate and a decision or question in mind.

Consider how AI-assisted analysis might help you explore information while checking sources and interpreting results.

For example: Investigate recurring themes in customer feedback.