Investing in AI tools isn’t the hard part; determining what tasks to automate, selecting the right tools, managing the change, and getting value from the investment can prove difficult. To increase the success of your AI adoption initiative, identify a clear plan: which problems AI should address, in what order, and who owns the change.
AI strategy planning from the Canadian AI Advancement Institute produces a customized AI implementation strategy aligned to your business objectives, covering tool selection through to a workable transition. The output is a decision your leadership can act on: where AI helps here, what to do first, and what it will take.
The work comes in three tiers, so a first-look review and a full implementation program are both available rather than one being a discount version of the other. Which one fits depends less on your organization’s size than on how much you have already worked out.
When adopting AI, it is often hard to know where to start and what an organization actually needs. Most leadership teams can name a few tools and a few frustrations, but not the order in which addressing them would compound. Strategy planning turns that into an actionable set of activities.
For this initiative, our team has three strategic tiers available:
Underneath all three tiers is ETPIA: exploration, testing, policy, implementation and adoption. It is the framework we use to work through AI implementation in order, and it puts policy in the middle rather than at the end. Engagements are scoped per client.
Previously, our team worked closely with a construction and property maintenance firm on an Implementing-level-strategy to support AI adoption within the organization.
These posts set out the thinking behind how we build a strategy.
Learners or employers are usually unaware of opportunities to pay for their learning. We have shared resources to help you identify available funding opportunities, including scholarships for individuals and grant programs for individuals and employers.
Apply for a scholarship through our Canadian AI scholarships page. In addition, visit our Canadian AI grant funding page to see what individuals or employers can apply for.
Tell us what your organization does and what you want AI to change. We’ll come back with the tier that fits and a written quote, at no cost.
The Canadian AI Advancement Institute exists to help Canadians learn, adapt and succeed with AI. Strategy planning is the adapt part: turning what an organization has learned about AI into decisions it can act on and live with.
