01 Enable · AI Advisory & Workshops
A demo shows possibilities. Your business runs on specifics: customer requests, month-end, the Monday-morning inbox. We help you find where AI is genuinely useful, set up a workspace your people may use, and run a pilot that gives management a decision to make instead of a feeling to act on.
FIG 13 — THREE COMPONENTS, ONE PATH
Start here
Where would AI make a measurable difference in our daily work, and where would it just add noise?
Do our employees know which tools they may use, what they may put into them, and how to check what comes out?
What do we need to learn from a pilot before we commit to a wider rollout?
These come up in nearly every conversation with SME leaders. Interest isn't the problem. Usefulness, security, cost and bringing the team along are. The three components below answer them, in that order.
The honest part
Every tool looks brilliant on stage. Applying it to your enquiries, your finance close or your internal processes means understanding the work, the data and the people involved. That's where most AI initiatives stall: not on the technology, but on the order.
Many companies ran a trial licence a year or two ago and still work from those conclusions. We review what you tested and decided, and set it against today's options.
Without an approved approach, people use whatever is at hand, often personal or free accounts outside company controls. An agreed workspace and a plain-language policy replace quiet workarounds with a clear yes.
The pilot produces usage data, real applications from your teams and honest feedback, and is clear about what it can't tell you yet.
What you can book
CHF 1,900
One working session with your leadership · deliverables within a few days
We start from your priorities, current tools, previous experience and appetite for risk, then map today's AI landscape onto your company: security, data privacy and sovereignty, configuration, reporting, costs and ways of working. Together we identify where AI supports your people, which process is worth improving or automating, and which tools to explore.
You receive
Recommended opportunities and first steps, based on your priorities.
Written for your company, your selected tools and your approach to risk.
Rationale, data considerations, expected costs, reporting and how the workspace should be set up.
One revision included. The workshop stands on its own: use the recommendations and decide later whether to continue with us, with a team pilot, a separately scoped process project, or both.
CHF 590 · once
We create or configure the chosen business AI workspace (Microsoft Copilot, ChatGPT or Claude) with the agreed access, settings, controls and connections, and validate it before the first workshop. Further technical work is scoped separately.
CHF 2,900 · first groupCHF 1,590 · each additional group
Per group of up to 20 people: preparation, a four-hour hands-on workshop, several weeks of real use and a one-hour review. One shared kickoff and one closing meeting with management cover all booked groups.
The pilot
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Leadership · one hour
We agree the groups, their priorities and the schedule, and above all what the pilot should teach you: which goals matter, and which metrics and feedback will show whether it worked.
Per group · repeats for each booked group
Before the day
We adapt slides and exercises to the roles in the group, send advance material and check that tools and access work.
Four hours · up to 20 people · one agreed tool
AI foundations plus exercises on their actual work: describe a task, improve an answer, check the result.
Several weeks
Participants apply AI to agreed tasks in their daily work. Optional one-to-one coaching is paid separately.
One hour
A follow-up with the same group: what worked, what didn't, what surprised them, what they need next.
Participants keep slides, examples, prompts and instructions. Groups can be built around finance, HR, sales, marketing or leadership.
Leadership · one hour
We bring the findings together: usage data, the applications that emerged, participant feedback and the limits of what the pilot can show. You receive a management evaluation report with recommended next steps, and we update strategy, roadmap and policy where the experience warrants it.
Then management decides what to expand, adjust or investigate further.
What you hold at the end
From the strategy workshop
01
AI strategy & roadmap
02
Internal AI policy
03
Tool & configuration recommendation
From the configuration
04
Configured, validated AI workspace
From the pilot
05
Workshop materials per group: slides, prompts, examples
06
Management evaluation report
07
Revised strategy, roadmap and policy
Pricing
| Component | Price |
|---|---|
| AI Strategy Workshop | CHF 1,900 |
| AI Workspace Configuration, once | CHF 590 |
| AI Team Pilot, first group, incl. kickoff and closure | CHF 2,900 |
| Each additional group in the same pilot | CHF 1,590 |
Strategy workshop + configuration + one group
CHF 5,390
Prices exclude VAT. Travel and any software or usage charges are confirmed in your proposal. Coaching, further technical work, process projects and rollout support are quoted separately.
Further training and rollout support can be booked separately. The pilot findings scope the next groups: more hands-on workshops, broader online awareness or focused leadership sessions.
Process improvement and automation have their own scope and can start before, alongside or instead of the workshop path.
See the AcademyWhy us
Consultants who run M365, Azure and AI tooling for Swiss SMEs every day, not a training company reading from a deck.
A Zug-based MSP for SMEs on Microsoft 365 and Azure: Swiss data residency, guardrails first.
A Swiss software company's finance division came to us before a Copilot and Cowork rollout, with uneven knowledge and no shared rules. Training went in before the licences. Anonymised; reference on request.
Or nothing at all. We say so before the project starts, not after.
FAQ
Yes. You receive the strategy, policy and recommendation, one revision included, with no commitment to a pilot or rollout.
Yes. Your existing setup and experience are part of the assessment. We review them against your current priorities before recommending a direction.
Yes. Content is adapted to each group's roles and starting point, and groups can be built by function so people practise on tasks they recognise.
Whichever the strategy workshop recommends: Microsoft Copilot, ChatGPT or Claude. Each group normally practises on one agreed tool.
We set the schedule together. Each group has several weeks of real use between workshop and review. The closing meeting follows the last review.
Which applications are you considering? What would help you decide? Tell us a little about your company, your priorities or an earlier experience with AI, and we'll come back with a suitable first step.
Getting in touch is a conversation, not a booking.