Cut Through Endless Options and Tap into AI Potential

Identify Your Best AI Opportunities
Understand where AI can create value and translate into tangible business results — and where it might not be worth the effort.

Evaluate the feasibility of generative AI for your business
Assess your data, technology, and processes to see what’s needed to make AI work in practice.
Build alignment between business and technical teams
Create a shared view of goals, challenges, and next steps so everyone pulls in the same direction.
Move from uncertainty to a shared understanding of possibilities
Identify realistic opportunities and use cases to avoid wasting time on ideas that won’t deliver impact.
How we help — Workshop overview
The AI workshop gives you the clarity to make the best business decisions and a roadmap to their implementation. We look at your business, data, and technology to find where AI makes sense — and where it doesn’t.
Onsite: 1–2 days (6h/day)
Held at your location for deeper collaboration and fewer distractions.
Online: 1–3 days (4h/day)
Remote sessions split into shorter blocks to fit around your team’s schedule.
Ideal group: 5–6 participants (max: 10)
Small groups allow for focused discussion and active participation.








AI Workshop Process
One week before the live sessions, we share guided questions to understand your business, product, users, and goals. This helps us come into the session focused — and saves time for more meaningful collaboration. We work in short AI discovery sprints:
01
Setting the Context & Goals
We begin by aligning on what’s already known — and what still needs to be clarified. Based on pre-workshop inputs, we revisit the business context, unpack expectations, and identify core challenges. Is the AI objective already defined, or will it emerge during the session? This is where we establish that.

02
Exploring the Problem Space
Instead of jumping into solutions, we take time to understand the environment and people involved. We apply structured evaluation methods like Gartner’s AI Opportunity Radar Framework to help identify where AI brings real impact and create space for meaningful AI interventions.

03
Mapping AI Capabilities to Opportunities
Now we start thinking about solutions. We explore how AI — including GenAI — can address the challenges we uncovered. We balance creativity with realism, assessing feasibility based on your data, tooling, and internal capabilities.

04
Prioritizing What Matters
With a clearer picture of what’s possible and valuable, we move into prioritization. We use practical methods (like MoSCoW or impact/effort) to help identify which ideas are worth pursuing — and define a focused AI goal.

05
Planning the Next Steps
We wrap up by laying out a concrete path forward. If you choose to move into prototyping, we help define the scope, goals, and team setup — making sure everyone’s aligned.

AI Workshop Co-Leads

Basia Rogos-Turek
Product Manager

Łukasz Kincel
Innovation Manger
Build your AI strategy
AI Workshop Deliverables
You’ll receive a structured summary of early-stage product requirements document (PRD), including key insights, decisions made, and strategic next steps.
Key decisions and insights
A clear record of what matters — from technical considerations to business priorities.
Use cases worth exploring
Focused ideas selected for their potential impact and feasibility, not just theoretical value.
Risks and constraints
Highlights of what could block progress and where extra attention is needed.
PoC scope (if relevant)
A starting point for action: what to build, what to measure, and how it fits the bigger picture.
Next steps for stakeholders
Concrete recommendations to keep momentum — tied to owners, timing, and outcomes.
Artificial Intelligence Use Cases
We’re currently working with the Center for Civic Education to develop an AI assistant for elections. The assistant is powered by a retrieval-augmented generation (RAG) system trained on documents provided by the organization — including PDFs and other materials. Alongside, we’re building a tool to automatically test and validate the quality of answers using a custom evaluation framework.
Beyond search and retrieval, AI can support task automation and customer service across industries. Assistants can handle routine interactions, triage issues, and surface key information for human operators. With a clear structure and thoughtful design, AI helps teams spend less time chasing data and more time making decisions.

Case studies
Go beyond the obvious. Co-create with teams who value impactful experiences and products.
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Automating mortgage underwriting with multi-agent AI
Friday Harbor
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Helping candidates perform better at job interviews using AI
Monster AI



Helping students learn and understand basic math using artificial intelligence
Fibo — AI Math Tutor



Leveraging AI to build a content summarization app for better knowledge retention
taim



Creating a personalized audio listening experience with content curated by artificial intelligence
Audioburst