Understand the current picture
Meet people across the business and review what AI is already in use — including personal accounts and AI inside existing systems. Look at permissions, information handling and the jobs people want help with.
AI ADOPTION FOR BUSINESS / PERTH WA
Get your business ready to use AI. Properly.
AI is already finding its way into everyday work. I help businesses understand what's happening, choose appropriate tools, set clear rules and give staff the confidence to use them well.
EXISTING AI TOOLSPRACTICAL GOVERNANCEREAL STAFF TRAINING
THE FOUNDATION
FROM EXPERIMENTATION → CONFIDENT EVERYDAY USE
01UnderstandCurrent use & readiness
02DecidePolicy & ownership
03EnableApproved products & access
04EmbedTraining & ongoing review
01 / THE STARTING POINT
SOUND FAMILIAR?
The question isn't just which AI tool.
It's whether your business knows how to use it effectively — and who is responsible for the decisions along the way.
01
People are already using AI
Some through personal accounts, others through features inside software you already pay for.
02
The rules aren't clear
Staff don't know what information is appropriate to share, what needs checking or who approves a new use.
03
There are too many options
ChatGPT, Copilot, embedded AI and new licence tiers — but little clarity on what fits your work.
04
Adoption needs more than a licence
Useful guidance, hands-on training and ongoing ownership are what make the change stick.
02 / THE APPROACH
ADAPTED TO YOUR BUSINESS
A practical path from curiosity to confident use.
My AI Adoption Foundation method is built for organisations introducing off-the-shelf AI into everyday work. It's a structured way to make sensible decisions without creating unnecessary bureaucracy.
CURRENT-STATE ASSESSMENT
Set the rules and ownership
Agree which uses are allowed, which information can be shared, who approves new uses and what people need to check before relying on an output. Turn those decisions into usable policies and guidance.
Choose and prepare the tools
Assess the AI capabilities you already have, compare relevant managed products, and review licensing, access, data controls and settings before enabling wider use.
Pilot useful everyday work
Start with a small group, try representative tasks, check the quality and confirm what human review is needed. Adjust the approach before expanding.
Train, roll out and hand over
Provide staff and manager training, simple use guides, named owners and a process for reviewing new ideas, incidents and changes as products evolve.
03 / WHAT YOU'LL HAVE
USEFUL OUTPUTS, NOT JUST A REPORT
Clear decisions. Usable tools. People who know what to do.
The precise scope depends on your business. A full foundation engagement can include the following practical outputs.
AI policy & staff guidance
Plain-language rules people can find, understand and apply.
Approved tools & data rules
What is approved, for whom, with which information and checks.
AI tools & use register
A record of what's enabled, what it's used for and who owns it.
Product & configuration choices
Evidence for the selected tools, settings, permissions and cost.
Practical staff training
Role-relevant examples, safe usage and checking AI outputs.
Handover & review plan
Clear ownership, a route for new requests and a review cycle.
04 / WAYS TO START
START WITH THE RIGHT LEVEL OF SUPPORT
Start with an assessment. Build from there.
You don't need to commit to a full rollout before you know what your business needs. Start with clarity or get help introducing AI across the organisation.
AI Adoption Assessment
A focused, bounded engagement for businesses that need to understand where they stand and what to do next.
- Snapshot of current AI use and tools
- Key readiness findings and immediate risks
- Practical product options and priorities
- Recommended next steps and implementation scope
AI Adoption Foundation Implementation
Hands-on support to put the agreed approach into everyday operation — from governance through to staff adoption.
- Tailored policies, data rules and ownership
- Tool choices, access and settings review
- Small pilot, practical training and use examples
- Handover, registers and review process