First use-case selection worksheet
Criteria that help you choose one process instead of tackling five at once.
How to plan, measure, and defend it in front of the board
An off-the-shelf standard or an implementation tailored to your processes. How to define the scope of the first step in an organization with 500+ employees
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The hardest part begins shortly after the purchase decision. The board expects visible results right away. Employees wait for meaningful content. IT asks about data, access, and security. Meanwhile, L&D is left with a project expected to deliver results, even though nobody planned it as a pilot.
The pilot covers half the organization, so it cannot be completed within a reasonable timeframe and produces no conclusive result.
Questions about data, SSO, and permissions emerge when the test group launches instead of during week zero.
Without metrics agreed at the start, only soft signals remain. The board needs a clear answer showing what changed in measurable terms.
You are responsible for HR, L&D, employee development, or training in an organization with 500+ employees
You are planning your first AI pilot in L&D for Q4 2026 or including it in the 2027 budget
You need to show the board more than simply launching an AI solution
You want to know how much work will realistically sit with HR, IT, and the vendor
You have processes, systems, or requirements that may not fit an off-the-shelf standard
You are looking for a small, safe starting point that can later scale to other areas
Week by week: from selecting the process to preparing the report the board will use to decide whether to scale.
Selecting the process and test group, and defining precisely what success means.
Instance, SSO, roles, permissions, and source materials.
Turning documents into a course and obtaining subject-matter expert approval.
The first participants and AI Mentor supporting them as they learn.
One scenario practiced using real situations from the workplace.
Pre/post assessment, activity, time, quizzes, and participant feedback.
A board-ready report and recommendation: scale, improve, or stop.
We will walk through the full timeline and divide responsibilities between HR, IT, and the vendor.
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Criteria that help you choose one process instead of tackling five at once.
A full recording of the session, including the Q&A, sent to the email address provided.
The webinar is led by people who work with organizations implementing AI in L&D—from selecting the first process to adapting the solution to real HR processes and IT requirements.
She works with HR and L&D teams to define the scope of their first pilot: selecting the process, defining success, and choosing measurements that can be presented to the board.
He is responsible for the implementation side: integrations, permissions, and situations where the standard solution must be adapted to the processes of organizations with 500+ employees.
No. We will show how to run a pilot: selecting the scope, building the timeline, measuring results, and reporting them. Product screens will appear only where they illustrate a specific step.
We prepared the material for organizations with 500+ employees, where HR, IT, and Security are involved in the pilot. Smaller companies will also benefit, although some topics involving permissions and integrations may be more than they need.
Yes. We will send the recording and materials to the email address provided in the form, even if you cannot attend live.
Yes. We will explain what to prepare before speaking with IT: data and processing location, SSO, roles, permissions, retention, and audits. You will also receive a one-pager to share with the team.
We will provide a realistic week-by-week workload—from choosing the process and subject-matter expert to communicating with the test group—and show what the vendor takes care of.
Yes. We will cover pre/post measurement, activity, learning time, quiz results, and feedback, followed by the structure of a board-ready report.
Join the webinar and see how to navigate the first six weeks without chaos, with clear ownership and a board-ready report.
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