Programme · AI adoption
Officina AI
Finding where artificial intelligence
can create value in your business processes.
A working session on site · process owners in the room · AI use cases identified and ranked
The problem
Finding the first use cases is usually harder than adopting the technology.
Plenty of organisations already have AI tools and platforms. What they struggle with is deciding where to apply them, which data to use, and which initiative comes first against the business objectives.
Initiatives scattered, with no shared way of ranking them
Hard to connect AI to the processes people actually run
Uncertainty about data, governance and regulatory compliance
No structured assessment of the use cases
Without a shared assessment of the opportunities, the experiments stay isolated and are hard to turn into working projects.
What it is
A working session built around your own processes.
Officina AI is a workshop designed to help companies and operational teams identify, discuss and rank concrete opportunities for applying artificial intelligence.
What comes out of the workshop can become the basis for design work, a proof of concept or development later on.
The day
What happens during the day, and what comes out of it.
The workshop mixes introduction, group work and sessions assessing the use cases.
Preparing the workshop — agreeing the context, who takes part, and which areas to look at
Opening analysis — an introduction to the main AI approaches, and a look at the processes in scope
Identifying and ranking — use cases identified and weighed on impact, feasibility and prerequisites
The write-up — a proposal for the use case the workshop ranked first
What you get
The outputs and materials produced during the day.
The point of the workshop is to produce something you can actually use in the next decision about AI.
By the end of the day
A shared language
Everyone in the room aligned on the fundamentals, the opportunities and the limits of AI
Straight after
A structured list of use cases
The opportunities found during the day, collected and classified
After the workshop
A proposal on the top use case
The highest-ranked use case analysed, with a first proposal for applying AI to it
Who it is for
The people who know the processes and the objectives.
Assessing use cases works better when it involves both the people who decide and the people who run the process every day.
| Who | Role on the day |
|---|---|
| Organisations | Companies that want to weigh up AI opportunities in a structured way |
| Sponsor | Senior management, or whoever owns innovation and IT |
| Participants | Process owners and the people representing the areas involved |
The formats
How the workshop can be run.
The options differ in how deep they go and in what follows the day itself.
01 · Basic
Workshop
Preparing the workshop
A working session on site
A structured list of use cases
02 · Full
Workshop + deep dive
Everything in the Workshop
A proposal on the top use case
A first assessment of the top use case
A dedicated follow-up
03 · Enterprise
Extended programme
Everything in Workshop + deep dive
Extended across business units, sites or branches
Planning of what follows the workshop
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