AI training and adoption

    Leadership and employees learn to understand, use and embed AI in daily work. We run lectures, role-based training in ChatGPT and Copilot, write the policy and follow up so usage creates value. The goal is more value from your people’s work and the tools you already have.

    Illustration of a workshop where employees practise using AI tools on their own work tasks
    Where are you today?

    Climb the step that fits you

    Training looks different depending on where you stand. Tap a step to see everyday life there — and what we would do next.

    We have the tools, but few use them

    Copilot or ChatGPT is bought. A few enthusiasts use it, the rest never open it.

    Usually missing

    Training on participants’ own real tasks, not generic examples.

    What we would suggest

    Role-based training where each function practises its own work.

    What you get

    Four parts, combined to fit you

    AI lecture

    One shared picture for the whole organisation, with examples from your industry.

    1–2 hours

    Role-based training

    Sales, finance, HR, operations and leadership practise on their own tasks.

    Half or full day

    ChatGPT and Copilot

    Hands-on training in the tools you already pay for, with workflows that last.

    Hands-on

    Policy and champions

    Rules for what may be used where, and internal people who keep usage alive.

    After the course
    What we actually practise

    The difference is in how you ask

    Most people give up because the answers are bland. Press the button and see what we add during training.

    Typical attempt

    Write a reply to the customer.

    Why it works
    • 01The situation is described, so the answer does not guess.
    • 02The tone is stated, so the text sounds like you.
    • 03The content is listed, so nothing important is left out.
    • 04The length is set, so the reply can be sent as is.
    What happens afterwards

    A course day alone fades

    Follow the same six months with and without an adoption programme. Tap a point on the curve.

    Share who keep using it32%

    Illustrative model – percentages are examples, not measured results.

    Month 1 · course day only

    Only the enthusiasts remain. The question of what is allowed stops the rest.

    What we un-learn first

    Myth or reality?

    Take a stance before you see the answer. These are the three beliefs that hold organisations back the most.

    1/3
    Statement

    "AI replaces our jobs."

    Pick a side and we show how it actually plays out in the organisations we train.

    Questions we get about training

    Copilot suits organisations living inside Microsoft 365 that want AI close to documents, mail and meetings.

    • ChatGPT suits teams building their own assistants, working more freely with analysis and text, or integrating with other systems.
    • Many benefit from both; the choice should follow your actual workflows and data requirements, not licence price.

    Three things: training on their own real tasks instead of generic examples, clear rules for what is allowed, and internal champions who keep usage alive after the course.

    • We measure adoption and value so you can see the effect.

    Article 4 of the EU AI Act requires organisations that provide or use AI systems to take measures to develop AI literacy among affected people, adapted to their knowledge, the context of use and the risk of the systems.

    • Our training is documented so you can show what was done, for whom and why.

    Yes.

    • If you already know which workflow to automate we start in process optimisation or build an AI prototype, and place the training where it is needed: champions, leadership or the teams taking over the new way of working.
    • We meet you at the level you are on, whether you start from zero or already run AI in production.

    Want the whole organisation to actually use AI?

    We start with a short conversation about your situation, then propose a fixed-scope setup: a lecture, a training day, or an adoption programme over a few months with follow-up.