Turn AI ideas into
a practical shortlist.
A facilitated, hands-on workshop outline for non-technical teams to spot worthwhile GenAI opportunities, test feasibility and surface risks early. Delivery details and commercial terms are to be confirmed.
Compare ideas before committing.
The outline uses the GenAI Ideation Canvas to examine possible AI-supported work, compare value and feasibility, and surface ethics and risks. It provides a topic structure for discussing priorities and next steps.
For you if:
You work in operations, marketing, HR, finance, L&D or a similar team.
You need to identify real GenAI opportunities.
You want a shortlist rather than another brainstorm.
You are ready to act on the ideas you prioritise.
Not for you if:
Your team already has a prioritised AI roadmap.
You need deep technical or model-building training.
You prefer a lecture rather than hands-on exercises.
Your team is not ready to act on ideas.
Seven areas to explore.
Spot real GenAI opportunities
Use the GenAI Ideation Canvas
Break work into AI-supported jobs
Prioritise by value
Prioritise by feasibility
Surface ethics early
Build roadmap next steps
A sequence to discuss.
Introduction
Canvas ideation exercise
Value-versus-feasibility prioritisation
Roadmap exercise and next steps
Before a session is agreed.
To be confirmed.
To be confirmed.
Facilitated workshop outline. Delivery arrangements are to be confirmed.
Location and format are to be confirmed.
Preparation requirements are to be confirmed. The outline is intended for non-technical teams.
Ask about the next step.
Price, GST treatment, inclusions and terms are to be confirmed. Use Contact to explain your needs. An enquiry does not reserve a place or take payment.
Questions, answered.
Who is this workshop for?
Non-technical teams looking for a structured way to examine AI opportunities.
Is this technical training?
The outline focuses on use cases, value, feasibility and risks, rather than building AI models.
Can it run virtually?
Location and delivery arrangements are to be confirmed. Tell us what your team needs in your enquiry.
What does the outline work towards?
Comparing possible use cases and identifying priorities and next steps. Specific participant outputs and materials must be agreed before delivery.
How are ideas compared?
The outline considers value, feasibility and ethics when comparing opportunities.
What happens when I enquire?
Use Contact to describe your team and the opportunity you want to explore. Duration, group size, materials, support, price and terms remain to be confirmed.
Ideas need examination.
Discuss your priorities.
Tell us which opportunities your team wants to examine. Delivery details, participant outputs and terms are to be confirmed. Your enquiry does not book a session or take payment.