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Discover: Why You Need an AI Strategy

From Ad Hoc to Accountable: Why You Need an AI Strategy

Learn: Strategy, Maturity and Priorities

What an AI Strategy Actually Is (And Why a Tools List Isn't One)

Assessing Your Organisation's AI Maturity

Choosing Your Strategic Priorities (And Avoiding Strategy Theatre)

Analyse and Decide: Choosing Your Strategic Posture

Two Colleges, Two Strategic Postures: A Case Study in Risk Appetite

Apply, Reflect and Evidence: From Template to Board Paper

Your AI Strategy Document: The Template

Reflection: The Questions Only You Can Answer

Filing Your Strategy: From Document to Evidence

Check it: Building Your AI Strategy

The first Leadership Mission module: leaders assess their organisation's AI maturity, define strategic intent, and build a board-ready AI Strategy document using the programme's 8-step cycle.

You now know the philosophy and the eight-step cycle. This module puts both to work on the
first of your fourteen documents: a board-ready AI Strategy.

Building Your AI Strategy

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