Tools adopted without rules
Teams already use AI assistants, each in their own way, with no shared rule about the data they hand over.
Short sessions, by role, built on your own use cases. Your teams leave with concrete bearings: what to automate, what to check, what to refuse, and what the EU AI Act expects of them.
Teams already use AI assistants, each in their own way, with no shared rule about the data they hand over.
The topic has been on the table for months, but nobody knows where to start or what really applies to your business.
The available courses talk about tools, not your work, and leave teams without a method the next day.
Everyone knows the EU AI Act exists, nobody knows which obligations apply to your uses, or from when.
An inventory of current and desired uses, ranked by value and by risk.
Sales, operations, finance, support: each team works on its own cases, with its own test data.
A short, readable charter: what is allowed, what must be checked, what is excluded.
Half a day with leadership to settle priorities and the level of ambition.
What the text requires of your uses, explained without jargon, with the deadlines that concern you.
A check-in a few weeks later to fix what did not stick and answer new questions.
A one-page document, approved by leadership, that every employee can apply.
The exercises, prompts and examples worked on in session, reusable internally.
What deserves a project, what stays an individual use, what is excluded.
Who learns what, in which order, and how you measure that it took.
Interviews with leadership and teams to choose the roles and cases to work on.
Two to four sessions per role, on site or remote, on your own cases.
The charter and the prioritised list of cases, written and approved with leadership.
A check-in a few weeks later to measure real use and adjust.
You describe your situation, we tell you plainly whether and how we can help. No preparation, no commitment.