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Visibility
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See who's using AI, which tools, and what's working. Stop guessing when leadership asks questions. Have real answers about adoption and impact.
Protection
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Set clear policies. Track compliance automatically. Keep legal satisfied and innovation moving. Manage risk without becoming the bottleneck.
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When one team discovers something that works, everyone can use it. Knowledge spreads across departments. Small wins become big advantages.
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Does this sound familiar?
“Our employees are definitely using AI tools, but we have no idea which ones, for what, or if any sensitive data is being shared.”
“Someone asked me 'what tools are we actually allowed to use?' and I realized... we never actually defined that. It's just sort of implied.”
“I have the policy exceptions written down in an Excel file somewhere. It would take me some time to find it and figure out what we actually approved.”
“We have three different pilot projects going on. I think. Maybe four? I honestly don't know the status on any of them.”
“Legal keeps asking me for our AI governance framework. I keep telling them we're working on it. It's been four months.”
“My team keeps asking 'where can I learn how to use these AI tools properly?' We bought the licenses but didn't think about training.”
“Engineering has apparently been using AI for code reviews for six months. Product had no idea. Nobody tells anyone what's working.”
“We did a lunch-and-learn with our AI experts. Eight people showed up. We have 200 employees. The content just sits there unused.”
“I asked my department heads which AI projects are highest priority. They all looked at each other. Nobody knew who was supposed to decide that.”
“Some people on my team are 10x faster with AI. The rest don't know where to start. The gap is getting worse every week.”
“My board asked 'what's our AI ROI?' and I just... I had nothing. Just stories about people using ChatGPT. No numbers.”
“We need people to share what's working, but why would they? There's no recognition, no reward. It's just extra work for them.”
“We bought ChatGPT licenses for everyone. Maybe 30% have logged in. I'm spending $60K on something most people aren't even using.”
“Our employees are definitely using AI tools, but we have no idea which ones, for what, or if any sensitive data is being shared.”
“Someone asked me 'what tools are we actually allowed to use?' and I realized... we never actually defined that. It's just sort of implied.”
“I have the policy exceptions written down in an Excel file somewhere. It would take me some time to find it and figure out what we actually approved.”
“We have three different pilot projects going on. I think. Maybe four? I honestly don't know the status on any of them.”
“Legal keeps asking me for our AI governance framework. I keep telling them we're working on it. It's been four months.”
“My team keeps asking 'where can I learn how to use these AI tools properly?' We bought the licenses but didn't think about training.”
“Engineering has apparently been using AI for code reviews for six months. Product had no idea. Nobody tells anyone what's working.”
“We did a lunch-and-learn with our AI experts. Eight people showed up. We have 200 employees. The content just sits there unused.”
“I asked my department heads which AI projects are highest priority. They all looked at each other. Nobody knew who was supposed to decide that.”
“Some people on my team are 10x faster with AI. The rest don't know where to start. The gap is getting worse every week.”
“My board asked 'what's our AI ROI?' and I just... I had nothing. Just stories about people using ChatGPT. No numbers.”
“We need people to share what's working, but why would they? There's no recognition, no reward. It's just extra work for them.”
“We bought ChatGPT licenses for everyone. Maybe 30% have logged in. I'm spending $60K on something most people aren't even using.”
“Our employees are definitely using AI tools, but we have no idea which ones, for what, or if any sensitive data is being shared.”
“Someone asked me 'what tools are we actually allowed to use?' and I realized... we never actually defined that. It's just sort of implied.”
“I have the policy exceptions written down in an Excel file somewhere. It would take me some time to find it and figure out what we actually approved.”
“We have three different pilot projects going on. I think. Maybe four? I honestly don't know the status on any of them.”
“Legal keeps asking me for our AI governance framework. I keep telling them we're working on it. It's been four months.”
“My team keeps asking 'where can I learn how to use these AI tools properly?' We bought the licenses but didn't think about training.”
“Engineering has apparently been using AI for code reviews for six months. Product had no idea. Nobody tells anyone what's working.”
“We did a lunch-and-learn with our AI experts. Eight people showed up. We have 200 employees. The content just sits there unused.”
“I asked my department heads which AI projects are highest priority. They all looked at each other. Nobody knew who was supposed to decide that.”
“Some people on my team are 10x faster with AI. The rest don't know where to start. The gap is getting worse every week.”
“My board asked 'what's our AI ROI?' and I just... I had nothing. Just stories about people using ChatGPT. No numbers.”
“We need people to share what's working, but why would they? There's no recognition, no reward. It's just extra work for them.”
“We bought ChatGPT licenses for everyone. Maybe 30% have logged in. I'm spending $60K on something most people aren't even using.”
“Our employees are definitely using AI tools, but we have no idea which ones, for what, or if any sensitive data is being shared.”
“Someone asked me 'what tools are we actually allowed to use?' and I realized... we never actually defined that. It's just sort of implied.”
“I have the policy exceptions written down in an Excel file somewhere. It would take me some time to find it and figure out what we actually approved.”
“We have three different pilot projects going on. I think. Maybe four? I honestly don't know the status on any of them.”
“Legal keeps asking me for our AI governance framework. I keep telling them we're working on it. It's been four months.”
“My team keeps asking 'where can I learn how to use these AI tools properly?' We bought the licenses but didn't think about training.”
“Engineering has apparently been using AI for code reviews for six months. Product had no idea. Nobody tells anyone what's working.”
“We did a lunch-and-learn with our AI experts. Eight people showed up. We have 200 employees. The content just sits there unused.”
“I asked my department heads which AI projects are highest priority. They all looked at each other. Nobody knew who was supposed to decide that.”
“Some people on my team are 10x faster with AI. The rest don't know where to start. The gap is getting worse every week.”
“My board asked 'what's our AI ROI?' and I just... I had nothing. Just stories about people using ChatGPT. No numbers.”
“We need people to share what's working, but why would they? There's no recognition, no reward. It's just extra work for them.”
“We bought ChatGPT licenses for everyone. Maybe 30% have logged in. I'm spending $60K on something most people aren't even using.”
“I asked Sarah how she's using AI and she said 'am I allowed to?' I realized we never actually communicated what's approved.”
“Someone told me Support has an amazing AI workflow for tickets. I have no idea what it is, who built it, or how to find it.”
“My CFO keeps asking which AI projects are worth the investment. I have no way to compare them or track what's actually delivering value.”
“We don't have anyone officially responsible for AI adoption. It's just kind of... everyone's problem? Which means it's nobody's problem.”
“I don't even know who to ask about AI in our company. Is there someone who knows this stuff? Do we have internal experts I could connect people with?”
“One of my best employees asked me 'once AI can do everything I do, what's my role here?' I didn't have a good answer.”
“Our managers keep asking how they're supposed to help their teams with AI. We haven't given them any guidance or resources.”
“We track revenue, burn rate, hiring metrics. But AI metrics? No idea where those would even live or what we'd measure.”
“Someone asked me last week 'what tools are prohibited?' and I realized we only told people what they can use, not what they definitely shouldn't.”
“We sent everyone to a Udemy course on AI. I checked the completion rate. 11%. The content was too generic, too boring, not relevant to our work.”
“I know James in Sales is crushing it with AI. But when I asked him to share what he's doing, he said 'why? what's in it for me?' Fair question.”
“How do we evaluate if an AI project is working? Speed? Quality? Cost savings? Risk reduction? We don't have a consistent way to measure.”
“My VP asked 'what are our expected outcomes from AI adoption?' I gave a vague answer about productivity. She wasn't satisfied. Neither was I.”
“I asked Sarah how she's using AI and she said 'am I allowed to?' I realized we never actually communicated what's approved.”
“Someone told me Support has an amazing AI workflow for tickets. I have no idea what it is, who built it, or how to find it.”
“My CFO keeps asking which AI projects are worth the investment. I have no way to compare them or track what's actually delivering value.”
“We don't have anyone officially responsible for AI adoption. It's just kind of... everyone's problem? Which means it's nobody's problem.”
“I don't even know who to ask about AI in our company. Is there someone who knows this stuff? Do we have internal experts I could connect people with?”
“One of my best employees asked me 'once AI can do everything I do, what's my role here?' I didn't have a good answer.”
“Our managers keep asking how they're supposed to help their teams with AI. We haven't given them any guidance or resources.”
“We track revenue, burn rate, hiring metrics. But AI metrics? No idea where those would even live or what we'd measure.”
“Someone asked me last week 'what tools are prohibited?' and I realized we only told people what they can use, not what they definitely shouldn't.”
“We sent everyone to a Udemy course on AI. I checked the completion rate. 11%. The content was too generic, too boring, not relevant to our work.”
“I know James in Sales is crushing it with AI. But when I asked him to share what he's doing, he said 'why? what's in it for me?' Fair question.”
“How do we evaluate if an AI project is working? Speed? Quality? Cost savings? Risk reduction? We don't have a consistent way to measure.”
“My VP asked 'what are our expected outcomes from AI adoption?' I gave a vague answer about productivity. She wasn't satisfied. Neither was I.”
“I asked Sarah how she's using AI and she said 'am I allowed to?' I realized we never actually communicated what's approved.”
“Someone told me Support has an amazing AI workflow for tickets. I have no idea what it is, who built it, or how to find it.”
“My CFO keeps asking which AI projects are worth the investment. I have no way to compare them or track what's actually delivering value.”
“We don't have anyone officially responsible for AI adoption. It's just kind of... everyone's problem? Which means it's nobody's problem.”
“I don't even know who to ask about AI in our company. Is there someone who knows this stuff? Do we have internal experts I could connect people with?”
“One of my best employees asked me 'once AI can do everything I do, what's my role here?' I didn't have a good answer.”
“Our managers keep asking how they're supposed to help their teams with AI. We haven't given them any guidance or resources.”
“We track revenue, burn rate, hiring metrics. But AI metrics? No idea where those would even live or what we'd measure.”
“Someone asked me last week 'what tools are prohibited?' and I realized we only told people what they can use, not what they definitely shouldn't.”
“We sent everyone to a Udemy course on AI. I checked the completion rate. 11%. The content was too generic, too boring, not relevant to our work.”
“I know James in Sales is crushing it with AI. But when I asked him to share what he's doing, he said 'why? what's in it for me?' Fair question.”
“How do we evaluate if an AI project is working? Speed? Quality? Cost savings? Risk reduction? We don't have a consistent way to measure.”
“My VP asked 'what are our expected outcomes from AI adoption?' I gave a vague answer about productivity. She wasn't satisfied. Neither was I.”
“I asked Sarah how she's using AI and she said 'am I allowed to?' I realized we never actually communicated what's approved.”
“Someone told me Support has an amazing AI workflow for tickets. I have no idea what it is, who built it, or how to find it.”
“My CFO keeps asking which AI projects are worth the investment. I have no way to compare them or track what's actually delivering value.”
“We don't have anyone officially responsible for AI adoption. It's just kind of... everyone's problem? Which means it's nobody's problem.”
“I don't even know who to ask about AI in our company. Is there someone who knows this stuff? Do we have internal experts I could connect people with?”
“One of my best employees asked me 'once AI can do everything I do, what's my role here?' I didn't have a good answer.”
“Our managers keep asking how they're supposed to help their teams with AI. We haven't given them any guidance or resources.”
“We track revenue, burn rate, hiring metrics. But AI metrics? No idea where those would even live or what we'd measure.”
“Someone asked me last week 'what tools are prohibited?' and I realized we only told people what they can use, not what they definitely shouldn't.”
“We sent everyone to a Udemy course on AI. I checked the completion rate. 11%. The content was too generic, too boring, not relevant to our work.”
“I know James in Sales is crushing it with AI. But when I asked him to share what he's doing, he said 'why? what's in it for me?' Fair question.”
“How do we evaluate if an AI project is working? Speed? Quality? Cost savings? Risk reduction? We don't have a consistent way to measure.”
“My VP asked 'what are our expected outcomes from AI adoption?' I gave a vague answer about productivity. She wasn't satisfied. Neither was I.”
“Our employees are definitely using AI tools, but we have no idea which ones, for what, or if any sensitive data is being shared.”
“Someone asked me 'what tools are we actually allowed to use?' and I realized... we never actually defined that. It's just sort of implied.”
“I have the policy exceptions written down in an Excel file somewhere. It would take me some time to find it and figure out what we actually approved.”
“We have three different pilot projects going on. I think. Maybe four? I honestly don't know the status on any of them.”
“Legal keeps asking me for our AI governance framework. I keep telling them we're working on it. It's been four months.”
“My team keeps asking 'where can I learn how to use these AI tools properly?' We bought the licenses but didn't think about training.”
“Engineering has apparently been using AI for code reviews for six months. Product had no idea. Nobody tells anyone what's working.”
“We did a lunch-and-learn with our AI experts. Eight people showed up. We have 200 employees. The content just sits there unused.”
“I asked my department heads which AI projects are highest priority. They all looked at each other. Nobody knew who was supposed to decide that.”
“Some people on my team are 10x faster with AI. The rest don't know where to start. The gap is getting worse every week.”
“My board asked 'what's our AI ROI?' and I just... I had nothing. Just stories about people using ChatGPT. No numbers.”
“We need people to share what's working, but why would they? There's no recognition, no reward. It's just extra work for them.”
“We bought ChatGPT licenses for everyone. Maybe 30% have logged in. I'm spending $60K on something most people aren't even using.”
“Our employees are definitely using AI tools, but we have no idea which ones, for what, or if any sensitive data is being shared.”
“Someone asked me 'what tools are we actually allowed to use?' and I realized... we never actually defined that. It's just sort of implied.”
“I have the policy exceptions written down in an Excel file somewhere. It would take me some time to find it and figure out what we actually approved.”
“We have three different pilot projects going on. I think. Maybe four? I honestly don't know the status on any of them.”
“Legal keeps asking me for our AI governance framework. I keep telling them we're working on it. It's been four months.”
“My team keeps asking 'where can I learn how to use these AI tools properly?' We bought the licenses but didn't think about training.”
“Engineering has apparently been using AI for code reviews for six months. Product had no idea. Nobody tells anyone what's working.”
“We did a lunch-and-learn with our AI experts. Eight people showed up. We have 200 employees. The content just sits there unused.”
“I asked my department heads which AI projects are highest priority. They all looked at each other. Nobody knew who was supposed to decide that.”
“Some people on my team are 10x faster with AI. The rest don't know where to start. The gap is getting worse every week.”
“My board asked 'what's our AI ROI?' and I just... I had nothing. Just stories about people using ChatGPT. No numbers.”
“We need people to share what's working, but why would they? There's no recognition, no reward. It's just extra work for them.”
“We bought ChatGPT licenses for everyone. Maybe 30% have logged in. I'm spending $60K on something most people aren't even using.”
“Our employees are definitely using AI tools, but we have no idea which ones, for what, or if any sensitive data is being shared.”
“Someone asked me 'what tools are we actually allowed to use?' and I realized... we never actually defined that. It's just sort of implied.”
“I have the policy exceptions written down in an Excel file somewhere. It would take me some time to find it and figure out what we actually approved.”
“We have three different pilot projects going on. I think. Maybe four? I honestly don't know the status on any of them.”
“Legal keeps asking me for our AI governance framework. I keep telling them we're working on it. It's been four months.”
“My team keeps asking 'where can I learn how to use these AI tools properly?' We bought the licenses but didn't think about training.”
“Engineering has apparently been using AI for code reviews for six months. Product had no idea. Nobody tells anyone what's working.”
“We did a lunch-and-learn with our AI experts. Eight people showed up. We have 200 employees. The content just sits there unused.”
“I asked my department heads which AI projects are highest priority. They all looked at each other. Nobody knew who was supposed to decide that.”
“Some people on my team are 10x faster with AI. The rest don't know where to start. The gap is getting worse every week.”
“My board asked 'what's our AI ROI?' and I just... I had nothing. Just stories about people using ChatGPT. No numbers.”
“We need people to share what's working, but why would they? There's no recognition, no reward. It's just extra work for them.”
“We bought ChatGPT licenses for everyone. Maybe 30% have logged in. I'm spending $60K on something most people aren't even using.”
“Our employees are definitely using AI tools, but we have no idea which ones, for what, or if any sensitive data is being shared.”
“Someone asked me 'what tools are we actually allowed to use?' and I realized... we never actually defined that. It's just sort of implied.”
“I have the policy exceptions written down in an Excel file somewhere. It would take me some time to find it and figure out what we actually approved.”
“We have three different pilot projects going on. I think. Maybe four? I honestly don't know the status on any of them.”
“Legal keeps asking me for our AI governance framework. I keep telling them we're working on it. It's been four months.”
“My team keeps asking 'where can I learn how to use these AI tools properly?' We bought the licenses but didn't think about training.”
“Engineering has apparently been using AI for code reviews for six months. Product had no idea. Nobody tells anyone what's working.”
“We did a lunch-and-learn with our AI experts. Eight people showed up. We have 200 employees. The content just sits there unused.”
“I asked my department heads which AI projects are highest priority. They all looked at each other. Nobody knew who was supposed to decide that.”
“Some people on my team are 10x faster with AI. The rest don't know where to start. The gap is getting worse every week.”
“My board asked 'what's our AI ROI?' and I just... I had nothing. Just stories about people using ChatGPT. No numbers.”
“We need people to share what's working, but why would they? There's no recognition, no reward. It's just extra work for them.”
“We bought ChatGPT licenses for everyone. Maybe 30% have logged in. I'm spending $60K on something most people aren't even using.”
“I asked Sarah how she's using AI and she said 'am I allowed to?' I realized we never actually communicated what's approved.”
“Someone told me Support has an amazing AI workflow for tickets. I have no idea what it is, who built it, or how to find it.”
“My CFO keeps asking which AI projects are worth the investment. I have no way to compare them or track what's actually delivering value.”
“We don't have anyone officially responsible for AI adoption. It's just kind of... everyone's problem? Which means it's nobody's problem.”
“I don't even know who to ask about AI in our company. Is there someone who knows this stuff? Do we have internal experts I could connect people with?”
“One of my best employees asked me 'once AI can do everything I do, what's my role here?' I didn't have a good answer.”
“Our managers keep asking how they're supposed to help their teams with AI. We haven't given them any guidance or resources.”
“We track revenue, burn rate, hiring metrics. But AI metrics? No idea where those would even live or what we'd measure.”
“Someone asked me last week 'what tools are prohibited?' and I realized we only told people what they can use, not what they definitely shouldn't.”
“We sent everyone to a Udemy course on AI. I checked the completion rate. 11%. The content was too generic, too boring, not relevant to our work.”
“I know James in Sales is crushing it with AI. But when I asked him to share what he's doing, he said 'why? what's in it for me?' Fair question.”
“How do we evaluate if an AI project is working? Speed? Quality? Cost savings? Risk reduction? We don't have a consistent way to measure.”
“My VP asked 'what are our expected outcomes from AI adoption?' I gave a vague answer about productivity. She wasn't satisfied. Neither was I.”
“I asked Sarah how she's using AI and she said 'am I allowed to?' I realized we never actually communicated what's approved.”
“Someone told me Support has an amazing AI workflow for tickets. I have no idea what it is, who built it, or how to find it.”
“My CFO keeps asking which AI projects are worth the investment. I have no way to compare them or track what's actually delivering value.”
“We don't have anyone officially responsible for AI adoption. It's just kind of... everyone's problem? Which means it's nobody's problem.”
“I don't even know who to ask about AI in our company. Is there someone who knows this stuff? Do we have internal experts I could connect people with?”
“One of my best employees asked me 'once AI can do everything I do, what's my role here?' I didn't have a good answer.”
“Our managers keep asking how they're supposed to help their teams with AI. We haven't given them any guidance or resources.”
“We track revenue, burn rate, hiring metrics. But AI metrics? No idea where those would even live or what we'd measure.”
“Someone asked me last week 'what tools are prohibited?' and I realized we only told people what they can use, not what they definitely shouldn't.”
“We sent everyone to a Udemy course on AI. I checked the completion rate. 11%. The content was too generic, too boring, not relevant to our work.”
“I know James in Sales is crushing it with AI. But when I asked him to share what he's doing, he said 'why? what's in it for me?' Fair question.”
“How do we evaluate if an AI project is working? Speed? Quality? Cost savings? Risk reduction? We don't have a consistent way to measure.”
“My VP asked 'what are our expected outcomes from AI adoption?' I gave a vague answer about productivity. She wasn't satisfied. Neither was I.”
“I asked Sarah how she's using AI and she said 'am I allowed to?' I realized we never actually communicated what's approved.”
“Someone told me Support has an amazing AI workflow for tickets. I have no idea what it is, who built it, or how to find it.”
“My CFO keeps asking which AI projects are worth the investment. I have no way to compare them or track what's actually delivering value.”
“We don't have anyone officially responsible for AI adoption. It's just kind of... everyone's problem? Which means it's nobody's problem.”
“I don't even know who to ask about AI in our company. Is there someone who knows this stuff? Do we have internal experts I could connect people with?”
“One of my best employees asked me 'once AI can do everything I do, what's my role here?' I didn't have a good answer.”
“Our managers keep asking how they're supposed to help their teams with AI. We haven't given them any guidance or resources.”
“We track revenue, burn rate, hiring metrics. But AI metrics? No idea where those would even live or what we'd measure.”
“Someone asked me last week 'what tools are prohibited?' and I realized we only told people what they can use, not what they definitely shouldn't.”
“We sent everyone to a Udemy course on AI. I checked the completion rate. 11%. The content was too generic, too boring, not relevant to our work.”
“I know James in Sales is crushing it with AI. But when I asked him to share what he's doing, he said 'why? what's in it for me?' Fair question.”
“How do we evaluate if an AI project is working? Speed? Quality? Cost savings? Risk reduction? We don't have a consistent way to measure.”
“My VP asked 'what are our expected outcomes from AI adoption?' I gave a vague answer about productivity. She wasn't satisfied. Neither was I.”
“I asked Sarah how she's using AI and she said 'am I allowed to?' I realized we never actually communicated what's approved.”
“Someone told me Support has an amazing AI workflow for tickets. I have no idea what it is, who built it, or how to find it.”
“My CFO keeps asking which AI projects are worth the investment. I have no way to compare them or track what's actually delivering value.”
“We don't have anyone officially responsible for AI adoption. It's just kind of... everyone's problem? Which means it's nobody's problem.”
“I don't even know who to ask about AI in our company. Is there someone who knows this stuff? Do we have internal experts I could connect people with?”
“One of my best employees asked me 'once AI can do everything I do, what's my role here?' I didn't have a good answer.”
“Our managers keep asking how they're supposed to help their teams with AI. We haven't given them any guidance or resources.”
“We track revenue, burn rate, hiring metrics. But AI metrics? No idea where those would even live or what we'd measure.”
“Someone asked me last week 'what tools are prohibited?' and I realized we only told people what they can use, not what they definitely shouldn't.”
“We sent everyone to a Udemy course on AI. I checked the completion rate. 11%. The content was too generic, too boring, not relevant to our work.”
“I know James in Sales is crushing it with AI. But when I asked him to share what he's doing, he said 'why? what's in it for me?' Fair question.”
“How do we evaluate if an AI project is working? Speed? Quality? Cost savings? Risk reduction? We don't have a consistent way to measure.”
“My VP asked 'what are our expected outcomes from AI adoption?' I gave a vague answer about productivity. She wasn't satisfied. Neither was I.”
We interviewed leaders from various industries, and found AI Adoption challenges that resonate with many.
If these sound like conversations you've had with your leaders, we built the AI Ready Platform for you.
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Bought the tools
Your team has licenses for ChatGPT, Claude, Copilot. Some people are using them. Most aren't sure what's allowed or where to start.
Set the foundation
Define what's allowed with policy templates. Create a library of approved tools. Give your team clarity on what they can use safely.
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Curated learning paths show people how to get started. Recognition for contributions keeps momentum going. People improve at their own pace.
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Help people get started. Curated content by topic. Learn by doing, not watching hours of videos.
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