AI ACCELERATORS

Build capability by doing real work.

Practice. Review. Repeat. Take the method with you.

Help your team use AI on the work they already do. Choose a hands-on program for engineering, business teams, internal champions or specialist workflows.

Choose the cohort around the work.

Each program starts with an internal owner, authorized real work and agreed access and review rules. Participants see a method demonstrated, apply it, find its limits, review with a coach and repeat.

Protected practice time and internal ownership make the learning useful after the program ends.

Four routes to practical capability.

AI-Native Engineering Accelerator

Product, engineering, QA and DevOps teams work on a live module in their own codebase. Practise specifications, repository context, tests and human review; leave with reusable instructions, guardrails and a delivery playbook.

5 weeks · 160 hours · 15 participants · Demo Day

Business Teams AI Accelerator

One business function improves recurring work using its own documents and decisions. Build reusable Skills, task agents and scheduled workflows, with named owners and review points.

4–5 weeks · 44 live hours · 15–25 participants

AI Champion Accelerator

Internal champions each improve a real process, coach colleagues and share progress. Weekly reviews and monthly demos build an internal playbook for wider adoption.

16 weeks · 10–15 champions · Monthly demos

Domain-Specific AI Accelerator

Use domain terminology, approved evidence and clear review rules on work such as credit memos, claims or supplier reviews. Build a shared library of reusable workflows with traceable sources.

4 weeks · 20 two-hour sessions · Demo Day

How an engagement runs.

1

Prepare

Agree the cohort, live work, access, security requirements and starting point.

2

Practise

Work through guided exercises using the team’s own code, documents or processes.

3

Review

Use coaching and demos to compare progress with the starting point and refine the approach.

4

Handover

Leave reusable assets, named owners and next steps for continued practice.

A clear scope from the start.

The detail follows discovery. The work begins with a shared understanding of the task and who owns each decision.

  • Four programs with distinct audiences, calendars and cohort sizes
  • Remote or hybrid delivery; in-person arrangements scoped separately
  • An internal owner, protected practice time and authorized real work
  • Demonstrations, guided practice, feedback and a final showcase
  • Reusable playbooks, Skills or workflow libraries suited to the cohort

A few practical questions.

Which program should we choose?

Choose Engineering for software delivery, Business Teams for one function, AI Champion for internal adoption leaders, and Domain-Specific for work requiring specialized terminology, evidence and approvals.

Is this the same as the accelerator inside Transformation?

Both build capability through live work. Standalone cohorts have the formats listed here. The embedded accelerator in Transformation is coordinated with factory installation and the project’s delivery milestones.

Are participants expected to code?

Engineering participants work with code. The Business Teams program is designed for no-code work. Other cohorts use tools and tasks matched to their responsibilities.

What should we prepare?

Nominate an owner, identify authorized work, protect participant time and agree tool access, security boundaries and review rules before the cohort begins.

Supporting programs and services.

Build capability with an accelerator or training, or scope a focused consulting implementation.

AI Training

Practical AI training and coaching for engineers, business teams and leaders. Build confidence with approved tools, real tasks and feedback on the work participants produce.

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AI Consulting

Turn a specific business problem into a working AI system. We design and build custom agents, knowledge assistants and workflow integrations, with people in control of the decisions.

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LET’S PUT AI TO WORK

Start with one live project.

Tell us what your team builds, where delivery slows down and what you want to improve. We’ll help you choose a useful place to start.

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