13 companies have fixed this with AI, most of them in Media & Entertainment, Professional Services and Technology & Software. 2 of the 6 that disclosed a timeline were live inside two months; the longest took 6–12 months. One disclosed cost: Under $25K. Built mostly as AI workforce enablement, on Claude (Anthropic), OpenAI / ChatGPT / GPT and Google Gemini. 7 builders in the Pluris network have done it.
Sidearm Sports faced external pressure from partner schools asking about its AI strategy, while internal adoption was uneven, enthusiastic early adopters in some areas.
UserTesting had strong initial AI adoption among leadership, but Head of AI Michael Domanic couldn't personally scale AI education to every team member.
Horizon Media was transforming from a media agency into a marketing-intelligence leader built around its AI operating system, and needed its entire workforce to be.
A global CPG enterprise needed AI adoption to take hold across 16,000 employees spanning eight business units with different market contexts and risk profiles, where.
The School of Psychology had no domain-specific AI training tailored to research methods, and no shared verification culture.
Clocktower Ventures relied on manual, research-heavy workflows that consumed significant staff time.
A regional newsroom needed reporters to work faster and free up time from repetitive tasks so they could discover new stories, with AI adopted in a way that respected.
A leading transformation consultancy needed its teams to apply AI to day-to-day roles in practical, responsible ways while maintaining the consulting rigour clients.
Commercial Bank of Dubai faced mounting pressure to modernize amid disruption from Open Finance, quantum computing, and rapidly advancing AI.
A leading transformation consultancy in London already brought strong consulting discipline, judgment, validation, quality standards and delivery rigour, to its client.
Kent Online's journalists were spending significant time on repetitive, routine tasks, transcription, research and administration, that ate into time for discovering new.
Large enterprises have invested heavily in AI tools like Microsoft Copilot and ChatGPT, yet only 8–9% of knowledge workers are genuinely AI-proficient.
An 800-location, multi-brand franchise group came in wanting to deploy AI, and expecting a software rollout.
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