Building judgement in the people who decide: Phoenix programmes, bespoke programmes and individual support.
The VoltAi by SLG line that works on the people who decide.
It does not teach you to use tools. It teaches you to decide about them: what to ask a vendor, what to demand in a proposal, what not to buy, and how to tell whether what was implemented is working.
It contains the three programmes of the Phoenix family — Phoenix PEEx, Phoenix TEAx and Phoenix RETx — bespoke programmes, and individual support for directors.
For the director who has to decide on artificial intelligence without having had time to learn it, and who finds that the two available sources — the vendor who sells and the enthusiast who has implemented nothing — are no help in deciding.
For senior management, who receive a decision the board has already taken and have to turn it into operations — with teams, budgets and deadlines that are theirs.
For researchers and for undergraduate and postgraduate students who already use artificial intelligence in their academic work without an explicit criterion for where it helps, where it contaminates and what must be disclosed.
For the organisation whose starting point fits no catalogue programme, because its sector, its regulation or its maturity puts it outside the general case.
For the director who does not need a programme but a counterpart: someone to think a specific decision through out loud, with no one selling anything across the table.