Everything we have published, filed under the service it belongs to. If you are considering one of the four services or one of the three packages, read what is in that section and decide whether we know what we are talking about.
Working tools, sample deliverables and briefings — not blog posts about why AI matters.
Twenty-eight questions across the four competencies of AI fluency. A score, a breakdown by dimension, and a ranked list of what to fix first.
Instrument · 60 questionsTen dimensions covering fluency, governance, data protection, workforce impact, internal politics and psychological safety, mapped to ISO/IEC 42001, the NIST AI RMF, the EU AI Act, GDPR, OECD and UNESCO instruments.
Analysis · marketEvery alternative with published list prices and sources, and the arithmetic behind where the money actually goes.
New writing on readiness scoring, benchmarking and what the dimensions mean in practice lands here as it is published. Follow on LinkedIn to see it first.
The AI literacy obligation in force since 2 February 2025: who is in scope, what “sufficient” means, the five artefacts that demonstrate it, and a 90-day plan.
Reference · riskWhat a browser agent does on your behalf, where it pays off, and the security warnings that matter before you let one near a logged-in session.
New writing on policy design, data classification, disclosure to funders, and governance for organisations without a compliance team lands here as it is published. Follow on LinkedIn to see it first.
The actual one-page deliverable a department receives: what to delegate, three prompt patterns, the four checks before use, and what has to be logged.
Reference · practiceWhat Claude and Microsoft Copilot M365 do across writing, research, analysis and automation, with concrete examples by task.
Reference · toolingStructured instruction files, skills, agentic coding, and how to cut token spend without cutting output quality.
New writing on department-level use cases, prompt patterns that survive contact with real documents, and why training fails to change behaviour lands here as it is published. Follow on LinkedIn to see it first.
Nothing published here yet. This is the newest service line and the writing follows the work.
New writing on keeping capability alive as tools change, champion networks, re-scoring, and what decays first lands here as it is published. Follow on LinkedIn to see it first.
| Package | Start here | Then | If you have time |
|---|---|---|---|
| Foundation from CHF 3,900 |
The free assessment — it is the diagnostic this package runs | The sample cheatsheet — the deliverable you receive | Compare the market — whether a free programme covers you first |
| Adoption from CHF 19,500 |
The sample cheatsheet — four of these, one per department | The extended assessment — the instrument behind the baseline and the re-score | The value case — the per-seat arithmetic against a catalogue licence |
| Institution from CHF 39,000 |
EU AI Act Article 4 — the obligation the evidence file answers | The extended assessment — and its standards mapping | Claude in Chrome — how we assess a specific tool's risk |
Thirty minutes, and we will tell you which service you need — or that you do not need us yet.