AI in your business without the guesswork We train teams to use AI faster, more confidently and without risky shortcuts.
For organisations where employees use AI in marketing, HR, IT, sales, data analysis or operations-but not everyone knows what is permitted, what is not and when an issue needs to be escalated.
OUR SOLUTION
AI compliance in practice, not just in a presentation
We do not deliver training on rules for their own sake. We teach teams how to use AI in their day-to-day work: permitted and prohibited practices, required checks and when to stop and escalate an issue.
Diagnosis
Scope:
- AI use
- roles within the company
- level of knowledge
- key risks
Programme
Scope:
- AI Act
- data
- IP
- liability
Roles
Scope:
- management board
- IT
- HR
- marketing
Workshops
Scope:
- case studies
- scenarios
- prompts
- red flags
Standards
Scope:
- rules for use
- checklist
- human review
- escalations
Materials
Scope:
- summary
- AI essentials
- Q&A
- recommendations
Follow-up
Scope:
- team questions,
- adjustments to the rules,
- further modules,
- implementation support
WHO THIS SERVICE IS FOR
this service is for you if
You are a Compliance Manager, HR Manager or Operations Manager
and want to structure AI education within the company, have materials available for an audit and establish a clear training plan for teams.
You are a Head of Marketing, Head of IT or Product Manager
and want people to use AI faster, but without errors involving data, IP, content or decisions.
You are a CEO, COO, CTO or management board member
and want control over AI adoption within the organisation without manually monitoring every tool and every use case.
HOW WE WORK
from experimentation to a working standard
Assessment
We identify who uses AI, how it is used and where risks arise.
Programme
We tailor the modules, level and examples to each role.
Workshop
We deliver training using real-world scenarios.
Embedding
We provide materials and recommendations for next steps.
CONTACT US
Using AI? Make sure your team knows how!
This is not training on the law for its own sake. The aim is to ensure that employees know what data may be used, how to verify AI outputs, when to escalate an issue and how to use tools without increasing risk for the company.
Tell us who should attend the training: the management board, HR, marketing, IT, sales, operations, product or data team. Let us know whether AI is already in use or is only being implemented, and which risks matter most: data, IP, the AI Act, audits, incidents, content, decisions or shadow AI.
Natalia Lener-Bobek