Executive and board
Strategy, operating model, investment questions, risk appetite, accountability and defensible value.
ENTERPRISE AI CAPABILITY
Move enterprise AI from informal use to capable, responsible execution.
EDC training helps enterprise teams understand how to use AI productively while protecting data, following governance expectations and recognizing where human judgment, review and escalation remain essential.
Training principles
- Role-specific rather than one generic curriculum
- Practical workflows rather than tool promotion
- Governance embedded in use, not added at the end
- Enterprise examples and decision scenarios
- Measurement of capability and behavior change
- Adaptation to company policy and risk requirements
Role-based tracks
Business leaders and knowledge workers
High-value use cases, prompt and workflow design, review, data handling, error recognition and productivity measurement.
Technology, data and AI teams
Architecture, data readiness, model and agent controls, monitoring, evaluation, cost and operational ownership.
Risk, legal, compliance and audit
AI inventory, evidence, third-party review, policy-to-control translation, testing, monitoring and escalation.
Procurement and vendor management
AI capability claims, data usage, subcontractors, model changes, performance evidence, contract questions and ongoing oversight.
Curriculum
- Enterprise AI landscape and decision responsibilities
- Approved and prohibited data use
- Reliable use, verification and human review
- Prompting and workflow design by role
- Hallucination, bias, leakage and access risk
- Vendor and third-party AI questions
- Measuring productivity, cost and business value
- Incident escalation and continuous improvement
Program formats
- Executive briefing: 60–90 minutes
- Practical team workshop: half or full day
- Role-based series: three to six sessions
- Enterprise capability program: customized multi-month rollout
Deliverables
- Role-specific training materials
- Practical scenarios and exercises
- Knowledge and confidence baseline
- Post-program assessment
- Policy-aligned job aids
- Recommended next-step capability plan
Build the capability your AI policy assumes already exists.
Programs are led by practitioners chosen for operating expertise in governance, risk and enterprise AI delivery rather than speaking credentials.