KNOW AI: Workforce Capability

Build workforce capability for more responsible and effective AI use

KNOW AI: Workforce Capability helps organizations strengthen the knowledge, judgment, and practical skills people need to use AI more responsibly, more consistently, and with better day-to-day decision making.

AI is moving faster than many organizations are structured for.

How much an AI Data breach costs

The business impact is real.

  • The average global data breach cost reached $4.88 million in 2024.

  • In financial services, the average breach cost was about $6 million.

  • In healthcare, it reached $10.93 million. Only 24% of generative AI initiatives are currently secured.

The organizations in the strongest position will be those that strengthen workforce capability early. Don’t wait for behavior and decision gaps to become expensive.

CAPABILITY PATHWAYS

  • AI Working session

    Workforce Foundations

    For frontline staff
    Foundational workforce capability support for employees who need stronger awareness, judgment, and more responsible day to day AI use habits.

  • AI Manager meeting

    Manager Readiness

    For managers and team leaders
    Manager-focused capability support for leaders who need stronger judgment, better team guidance, and more consistent practices around AI use.

  • AI Executive Meeting

    Executive Alignment

    For senior leaders and executive sponsors
    A structured leadership conversation for leaders to assess readiness, surface key concerns, and determine the most appropriate next step.

What This Work Helps Strengthen

This work is designed to help organizations strengthen:

  • Practical knowledge for responsible AI use

  • stronger judgment in day-to-day decisions

  • More consistent expectations across teams

  • Better manager readiness and guidance

  • Stronger leadership alignment on next steps

  • Clearer starting points for broader AI support

When Workforce Capability Is the Right Place to Start

For some organizations, workforce capability is the right starting point because the immediate issue is not yet committee structure. It is inconsistent judgment, uneven practices, low visibility into everyday AI use, or weak manager guidance.

For others, workforce capability becomes the foundation that supports broader work around ownership, oversight, and internal structure through KNOW AI: Enablement Labâ„¢. Your pricing overview explicitly treats workforce capability offerings and the Executive Briefing as connected to the Lab rather than unrelated standalone services.

Frequently Asked Questions

  • AI training stops at awareness. It gives people information, but it does not do much to improve behavior or day to day decision making.

    This training is designed to strengthen knowledge, improve judgment, and support behavioral change. Performance measurement is built into the training so the focus is not just what people heard. It is whether stronger practice is actually taking hold.

  • Each option is designed for a different audience and need. Workforce Foundations is built for frontline staff. Manager Readiness is built for managers and team leaders. The Executive Alignment Briefing is designed for senior leaders who need to discuss readiness, concerns, and the right next step.

  • That depends on who needs support most right now. Some organizations need stronger workforce understanding first. Others need manager readiness or a leadership conversation. A call can help determine the best starting point.

  • Not necessarily. Some organizations start with one audience. Others use multiple options to build stronger alignment across staff, managers, and leaders.

  • Yes. The training can be shaped around your audience, your current concerns, and the kinds of AI use or decision issues your organization is trying to address.

  • If you are not sure where your organization fits, book a call. We can discuss your situation and determine whether Workforce Capability, the Enablement Lab, or another starting point makes the most sense.

Build stronger judgment before gaps become more expensive

If AI use is already showing up across teams, workforce capability may be the right place to begin. The goal is to help people make better decisions, apply stronger judgment, and support more consistent practices over time.