Map the work
Document inputs, handoffs, repetitive steps and decisions. Establish what good output looks like and how long the work takes today.
Department workflows
Work with one department to map a recurring process, practice using AI, and decide where assistance or automation would help.
Work with one team
Your team brings the work, the systems, and the questions. RUDI helps map the process, teaches relevant AI skills, and identifies what to improve. When a new tool is useful, we can build and test it with the people who will use it.
Start with a recurring task such as preparing a weekly report, checking incoming documents, or handling internal requests.
A recurring report today
With AI assistance
The engagement
Document inputs, handoffs, repetitive steps and decisions. Establish what good output looks like and how long the work takes today.
Use approved examples from the team’s work. Teach people how to provide context, check outputs and decide when to ask for help.
Select a feasible improvement together. Configure a reusable workflow, build an agent or automation, or develop a small application when the process needs one.
Name the human owner, document review and stop conditions, and compare quality and total effort with the starting point. Use RESPECT to check access, safety, privacy, control, and disclosure before expanding the workflow.
What you leave with
A shared map of the task, the information it needs, and the decisions people retain.
Guided practice and reusable instructions for the people doing the work.
A scoped improvement with acceptance checks. Access, integrations and complexity determine what we build and the delivery schedule.
Compare results with the starting point and decide what to support, adjust or expand.
October–December 2026
Explore a department program that combines learning with a scoped workflow improvement.
Start with your work
Tell us which team is involved, what the process produces, and what you would like to improve.