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A framed challenge. A tested decision. A capability transferred.

The Lab

The Lab gives organizations three routes: frame a consequential challenge, redesign and test an AI-enabled workflow, or transfer either method to their own team.

What this portfolio does

Frame the challenge, test the workflow, then transfer the method to your team.

The Lab is a decision practice used before committing to a solution, investment, or organizational change. It begins by framing a consequential challenge and connecting it to a clear business outcome. When the challenge concerns an AI-enabled workflow, it redesigns and tests the work before scale. When the organization wants to own the capability internally, it transfers the method and tools to its team.

The three routes

  1. Challenge Framing Workshop

    Frame the challenge

    An executive workshop that frames a consequential AI, growth, operational, or organization-design challenge and connects it to a business outcome leadership can decide around.

    Duration

    • One working day, plus preparation.
    Explore the Challenge Framing Workshop
  2. The Decision Lab

    Design and test the AI-enabled workflow

    A focused four-day Lab that redesigns a real workflow around AI capabilities, turns it into a functional prototype employees can test, then supports a Scale, Iterate, or Stop decision.

    Duration

    • 4 days.
    Explore The Decision Lab
  3. Your Lab

    Transfer the method to your team

    Institutional training that equips up to 15 employees to facilitate one of two methods independently: the Challenge Framing Workshop using the Challenge Framing Canvas, or The Decision Lab using its methodology and tools.

    Each training program can be purchased independently.

    Duration

    • Challenge Framing Workshop facilitator training: 2 days.
    • Decision Lab facilitator training: 3 days.
    Explore Your Lab

Discuss one of The Lab's routes

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