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AI Readiness Resource Library

Practical guides, templates, and tool to help build AI capability

This library is a collection of free resources designed to help leaders, practitioners, and teams build real AI readiness before jumping to tools or automation.

Everything here is grounded in real-world work with organizations navigating change. New resources are added regularly, based on the questions we hear most often.

The Human Judgement Checkpoint

AI can generate answers, judgment determines outcomes.
This checkpoint helps you slow down just enough to decide responsibly.

Pillar

AI Literacy

Category

Template

Tags

Thinking Tools, AI Judgement

How to Explain Generative AI to Non-Technical Professionals

A simple, plain-English presentation that helps non-technical teams understand Generative AI and talk about it with confidence.

Pillar

AI Literacy

Category

Presentation

Tags

Generative AI, SMB Readiness, Thinking Tools

AI Usage Policies

A plain-language guide to AI usage policies, why they matter, where they fail, and how to think about them responsibly.

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Governance

Category

Guide

Tags

Enterprise Readiness, SMB Readiness

The AI-Enabled PM

A practical guide to better decisions with human judgment in the loop.
Format: Guide (PDF)

Pillar

Governance

Category

Guide

Tags

Risk Management, Program Management

The OPTIC Advantage

A simple framework for structuring your thinking before engaging AI.
Format: Guide / Framework (PDF)

Pillar

AI Literacy

Category

Guide

Tags

Prompting, Thinking Tools

Automation Readiness Canvas

A structured way to evaluate whether a process is truly ready for automation.
Format: Canvas / Worksheet (PDF)

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Process Automation

Category

Template

Tags

Process Automation, Enterprise Readiness

What to Expect Next

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New resources are added regularly as we continue working with organizations navigating AI adoption, automation, and change.

 

Check back often, this library evolves with the work.

These resources are a starting point.

Most organizations reach out when the questions become more specific.

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