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AI use cases and team capability

Choosing a workflow to automate, building enterprise assistants and AI products, and helping teams learn through practical delivery.
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Choose the task you want to improve, then read the questions that help define its boundaries. Workflow approvals, company knowledge, product decisions and learning through delivery need different first tests.

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AI agents and workflow automation

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Can a workflow agent reuse a decision our team has already approved?

Yes, within the scope and conditions attached to that approval. We define what the approval covers, when it expires and which changes require another review. The workflow keeps the decision with the relevant case so later steps can check it.

How do reviewers pick up a case an agent has paused?

Through a defined review step containing the source material, the proposed action and the reason for the pause. Reviewers need enough context to decide, correct or return the case, with the result recorded before processing continues.

What should we bring when scoping an automation across two teams?

A few completed cases, the people responsible for each handoff and examples of where work gets stuck. Those inputs help establish the boundaries, identify decisions that need an owner and choose a first workflow both teams can test.

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Enterprise AI assistants

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How should an enterprise assistant handle two conflicting policies?

It should surface the conflict and the relevant sources for review. The content owner decides which policy applies. Version, publication date and ownership help the assistant recognise differences, while evaluation examples check that it escalates the conflict appropriately.

Can we try an internal assistant before designing its chat interface?

Yes. We can evaluate retrieval and responses using a set of real questions before investing in the interface. That gives the team evidence about the sources and answers, which then informs where the assistant belongs in their working day.

How do we agree which questions an internal assistant should answer?

Choose questions connected to a defined task, with source material and an owner who can assess the answer. Include frequent requests, difficult exceptions and questions that should be referred to a person. That becomes the initial scope and evaluation set.

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AI product development

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How do product managers turn AI experiments into backlog decisions?

Record the assumption, the user task and the evidence from each experiment. Product managers can then decide which outcome to pursue, what needs another test and what should leave the backlog. The build follows that decision with acceptance examples attached.

What do we capture when a tester rejects an AI-generated result?

The input, the expected behaviour, the observed result and the requirement it failed, within the project's data-handling rules. That gives the team a repeatable test case and helps distinguish a requirement gap from a model, retrieval or application problem.

How do we decide whether an AI feature belongs in the customer journey?

Test it against a task customers already need to complete. Look at the usefulness of the result, the effort of checking it and how people recover from an error. Those observations inform the product decision and the support it will need.

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AI training and adoption

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Can product managers and testers learn alongside engineers?

Yes. Their work meets at requirements, acceptance decisions and feedback, so practising together helps each role understand the others. At PPL, the operating-method project covered Product, Engineering and QA, with design, build, testing, review and deployment practices developed on real work.

What should participants bring to practical AI training?

A real task, relevant examples and the authority to discuss how the work is done. Participants also need the agreed tools and access for that task. Their difficult cases help make the practice useful, and the engagement scope determines which activities we work through together.

How do we teach a new starter the AI working method?

Give them a small task, a worked example and someone to review it with. The operating guide should explain the decisions and checks as well as the steps. Comparing the new starter's attempt with the example shows where the guide or coaching needs improvement.

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