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What decision are you facing?

Most organisations aren't short of AI information. They're short of a defensible decision about one specific workflow. Pick the situation closest to yours.

Choose a starting point

“We've been told to adopt AI. Where should we start?”

Usually: COO, MD, transformation lead

What helps: A ranked shortlist with costs, dependencies and a credible first project.

Activate existing tools

“We bought AI tools, but useful adoption is patchy.”

Usually: IT, operations, L&D sponsor

What helps: Real workflows, working practice, controls and measured adoption.

Redesign a workflow

“This recurring process eats too much time.”

Usually: Department head, process owner

What helps: A redesigned workflow with measurable acceptance criteria.

Get a workflow approved

“We need approval before using AI with our information.”

Usually: IT, security, procurement, business sponsor

What helps: A specific data-flow, risk and control assessment.

Fix a stalled pilot

“Our pilot works in a demo but isn't ready for staff.”

Usually: CTO, product owner, engineering lead

What helps: What's blocking it, and a practical remediation plan.

Compare products

“Which product should we buy?”

Usually: IT buyer, procurement, department head

What helps: A requirements-led comparison tested against your own work.

Make the investment case

“Leadership needs an investment decision.”

Usually: CEO, CFO, board sponsor

What helps: An investment memo with alternatives, costs, risks and stopping conditions.

Enable many teams

“We need to enable several teams or businesses.”

Usually: Group ops, portfolio ops, association, MSP

What helps: A repeatable programme with shared materials and local implementation.

Review a live workflow

“We deployed something. Is it still worth running?”

Usually: Service owner, operations leader

What helps: Quality, adoption, cost and maintenance evidence.

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