Consultancy

For the bigger AI questions, not just the first steps.

As AI spreads through an organisation, the questions get bigger: how should it be governed, how should processes actually change, and where is all of this heading? Our consultancy is strategic support for organisations navigating those larger adoption challenges — practical, people-centred, and free of buzzwords. We help you find a direction you can act on and stand behind.

20 minutes a day · 6 weeks · 100% online

the problem

Tools and training answer the early questions, not the big ones

Getting people started with AI is one thing. Steering it as it grows is another. Sooner or later, leaders face questions that a course or a workshop won't settle: how do we make sure AI is used responsibly and consistently? Which processes should genuinely change, and in what order? What does good look like a year from now, and how do we get there without losing people along the way? Left unanswered, AI drifts — uneven, ungoverned, and hard to scale with confidence. That's where strategic support earns its place.

What we help with

Where we focus

Consultancy is tailored to your situation, but most engagements centre on three areas:

Governance

Helping you use AI responsibly and consistently — clear roles, sensible guardrails, and an approach to compliance that people can actually follow in everyday work.

Process change

Working out which processes AI should reshape, and how — so change happens in a deliberate order, with your people brought along rather than bypassed.

Long-term direction

Building a realistic picture of where AI is taking your organisation, and a roadmap to get there step by step — grounded in what your teams can actually absorb.

How we work

Our approach

We're practitioners, not slide-deck strategists. A few things stay constant:

01

People at the centre

Strategy that ignores how people adopt change doesn't survive contact with reality. We keep the human side — skills, habits, buy-in — at the heart of every recommendation.

02

Practical over theoretical

We aim for direction you can act on next month, not a document that sits on a shelf. Concrete, prioritised, and tied to your real operations.

03

Honest and grounded

No hype, no overselling. If something isn't worth doing, or isn't worth doing yet, we'll say so.

04

Ongoing where it helps

Consultancy can be a focused piece of work or a longer partnership as you scale — whatever fits the challenge in front of you.

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What you'll gain

What strategic support gives you

  • A clear, realistic direction for AI in your organisation

  • Governance you can stand behind — responsible, consistent use across teams

  • A sensible order of priorities, so effort goes where it counts

  • Process change that brings people with it, rather than around them

  • The confidence to scale AI without losing control of it

who it's for

Consultancy is for organisations past the first steps — those facing larger or more complex AI adoption challenges, where the questions are about governance, transformation, and long-term direction rather than getting individual people started. It's typically a leadership-level engagement, and it sits naturally alongside the rest of what we do: a way to set or steer direction while training builds capability underneath.

How it fits

Consultancy is the strategic layer over the rest of the portfolio. Many engagements begin where an AI Diagnosis left off, turning a clear picture of where you stand into a plan for where to go. It pairs naturally with the AI Competence house — direction and governance at the top, capability building across the teams — and with Leadership training when the leadership group needs to align first. There's no single entry point; we'll help you find the right one.

AI tools are like a machine sold without a manual. Hand it to people without support, and in the best case they won't use it efficiently. In the worst case, they'll use it in ways that create real risk for your organisation.

The same is true of strategy. A governance model or a roadmap only matters if people can live by it. So even at the strategic level, our work stays anchored in the human side of adoption — because that's what decides whether any of it actually takes hold.

Price

What it costs

Because consultancy is shaped entirely around your situation and scope, we agree pricing after an initial conversation — once we understand what you need and over what timeframe.

faq

Common questions

How is consultancy different from the AI Feasibility Pilot?

The Feasibility Pilot is hands-on and narrow — testing whether AI can handle one specific process. Consultancy is strategic and broad — governance, process change, and long-term direction across the organisation. One answers "can AI do this task?"; the other answers "where should AI take us, and how?"


How is it different from an AI Diagnosis?

The AI Diagnosis is a snapshot — where your organisation stands today, in a report. Consultancy is the ongoing help that turns a picture like that into direction and action over time. Many organisations do the Diagnosis first, then bring us in to navigate what comes next.


Do we need to commit to a big engagement?

No. It can be a focused piece of work on a specific question, or a longer partnership as you scale. We start small and honest, and only continue if it's clearly worth it.


Is this for larger companies only?

Not necessarily — it's about the complexity of the challenge, not headcount. If you're wrestling with governance, process change, or long-term direction, consultancy can help, whatever your size.


How do we start?

With a short, no-obligation conversation about the challenge you're facing. We'll tell you honestly whether consultancy is the right fit — or whether something lighter would serve you better.


contact us

Facing the bigger AI questions?

The first step is a short, no-obligation conversation about where your organisation is and what you're trying to navigate. No pitch — just an honest view of whether strategic support is what you need.