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Workshops

AI with
common sense

Two workshops that build on each other: leaders see what AI can do for their organisation. Employees learn to use it confidently and with their own judgement.

Workshop for employees

Confidence grows
with practice

None of us could walk from the start. Your team already brings experience and expertise – in five practice steps we add confident use of a new tool.

01Think

You set
the direction

Where is time short, where is work repetitive? First we clarify the task and the result you need.

02Guide

A useful brief
needs context

We practise stating goals, background and examples so the result is actually useful.

03Execute

AI gets to work.
On your terms

Summarising, organising, drafting: real tasks show where AI genuinely helps.

04Review

A closer look
needs you

It sounds convincing, but is it true? We check claims against sources and spot the gaps.

05Decide

Your judgement
makes it useful

Accept, adjust or ask again: you decide. Each round builds confidence.

In everyday work

Turn possibilities
into capabilities

AI moves fast. We connect it to your everyday work.

  • Orientation

    Make sense of tools, opportunities and limits.

  • Practice

    Try your own tasks and improve the results.

  • Responsibility

    Handle information carefully and review results.

  • Transfer

    Anchor what works across the team.

The second workshop

What about
leadership?

Teams practise best when the direction is clear. In the workshop for leaders we show what AI can do for your organisation – and where to start.

Workshop for leaders

See what is
possible

Before teams practise, everyone needs a shared picture of where to go. We show management and department heads live what AI can do today – on workflows from your organisation, not on slides.

Painting: a lighthouse on a cliff above a stormy sea, a beam of light breaking through the clouds.
  1. 01Show

    Live, not slides

    We demonstrate AI on tasks from your organisation: answering enquiries, analysing documents, taking phone calls. What already works today becomes tangible.

  2. 02Assess

    Opportunities and limits

    Where does AI pay off, where not? We discuss benefit, effort and risk – and what it means for data and responsibility.

  3. 03Prioritise

    Where to start

    Together we collect and weigh ideas. You leave with prioritised use cases and a clear next step, such as which team practises first.

Side by side

Two workshops,
one principle

Both work with tasks from your organisation. Book them separately or one after the other: first the direction, then the skills.

  • For leaders

    Show what is possible

    For
    Management, division and department heads, process owners
    Goal
    A shared picture of what AI can do for your own organisation
    Content
    Live demonstrations on your own workflows, benefit and effort, risks and responsibilities
    Outcome
    Prioritised use cases and, if you wish, a pilot brief
    Scope
    About half a day to a full day
    Ask about this workshop
  • For employees

    Practise the application

    For
    Teams and specialist departments, with or without prior knowledge
    Goal
    Use AI confidently and with their own judgement in everyday work
    Content
    Five practice steps on your own tasks: think, guide, execute, review, decide
    Outcome
    Reviewed work examples, reusable templates and a tested routine
    Scope
    About half a day as an introduction, about one day as a deep dive for a specialist team
    Ask about this workshop

The scope is a guide. The offer depends on the workshop, team size and preparation; we quote after a first conversation.

Software development and integration are planned separately. A workshop does not replace legal or data protection advice.