AI Adoption Rescue.

You bought the licences and ran the launch. Months later, use is flat and it's hard to show what the money bought.

For Canadian organizations of about 200 to 2,000 people whose AI rollout has stalled.

Scope and price fixed before each step.

Rollouts stall on four things

Not fitted to the role. Generic tools handed to people who can't see where they fit the day's work.
No role-specific training. A launch video is not training.
No follow-up. One launch event, no cadence, and people drift back to the old way.
No measurement. At budget time, nobody can show what changed.

Start here: the Discovery

One to two weeks, fixed scope. We measure who uses what against what you pay for, find which of the four gaps is costing you most, map the tools your people use without approval, and hand you a costed plan. It's yours to keep, whether or not you go further.

See the AI Workflow Discovery

Then, if the Discovery says so: the 90-day rescue

We scope it from what the Discovery finds, never from the first call.

Days 1 to 30. Redesign the work role by role, before choosing tools. Where it pays, we build role-specific configurations and integrations.

Days 31 to 60. Role-tiered training on the tools your people already use, in live cohorts built around real work.

Days 61 to 90. Sponsor coaching, manager scripts, and one agreed number for each team, read at 30, 60 and 90 days, then handed to your own governance group.

What a rescue is not

It is not a strategy exercise or a data-engineering job. If that's what you need, we'll say so on the call.

Where our record comes from

Our published cases come from sixteen years in Asia-Pacific. The first step is a short, fixed-price Discovery, so you can judge the fit before any larger commitment.

Read a stalled-rollout case

Next step

A 30-minute call. Bring what you know about actual use; we bring the questions. You leave knowing which gap is hitting hardest and whether a Discovery makes sense.

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