What we provide
The work can start as a shared learning session, a prioritization report, or a focused sprint. The common thread is the same: choose a live workflow, redesign the sequence, and make ownership explicit.
1. Align
A working session that gives teams a shared language for mapping work, spotting AI opportunities, and collecting real workflow candidates.
2. Prioritize
A review of submitted workflows that ranks where AI-native redesign is most likely to create value without creating avoidable risk.
3. Build
A focused 2-4 week engagement to redesign one high-value workflow and turn the new operating sequence into a prototype or demo.
Bootcamp formats
The core bootcamp method stays the same across formats. The difference is how much time the group has for workflow mapping, redesign, and discussion.
60 minutes
A compact session for introducing the T-W-O lens and showing why workflow redesign matters.
3 hours
The standard working session for teams that want hands-on practice with real business tasks.
6 hours
A deeper session for teams ready to work through a more complex workflow and leave with stronger candidate pilots.
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