The Board Deck: the case for AI in 12 slides
Twelve editable slides that make the case for an automation budget to a board, a partner or a bank, with the numbers laid out.
A ninety minute session, ready to present, that takes a team from nervous to fluent on the tools you already pay for.
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The first session of our team training, as slides with notes. It answers the fears, shows the tools, and gets everyone doing something useful before the session ends.
Run a team session on Monday with no preparation.
Have every person leave with one prompt they will use tomorrow.
Put the data rules in writing before somebody breaks one.
We would rather you skip it than buy it and never open it. Two short lists.
48 slides in PowerPoint, Keynote and Google Slides, plus the exercise sheets.
Ninety minutes to present.
Any manager can present it.
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"Ran it for twenty two people on a Monday. By Friday the service desk was using the tools every day."
"The fears section is handled with real care. Our associates relaxed inside ten minutes."
"Good session. Swapping two department examples for our own cost me an evening."
No. The notes give you the words and the exercises run themselves. You need to have used the tools a few times.
Ninety minutes with a break. There is a sixty minute cut marked in the notes.
The AI-Ready Team guide gives you the four week rollout. For the full eight modules, look at AI Fluency for Teams.
No. The file is yours the second you download it, so there is nothing to give back. Read the product page before you buy: it says what is inside and who it is for.
Something else? Email team@braveautomations.com and a person answers, usually the same day.
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Twelve editable slides that make the case for an automation budget to a board, a partner or a bank, with the numbers laid out.
Thirty one questions to answer before you automate anything, so the build does not fail for a reason you could have seen.
Our internal ranking of the platforms a 10 to 100 person company runs on, including the ones we refuse to touch.