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- Understand where AI can help your work
- Practice with relevant business examples
- Choose a first use case and next steps
AI Consulting and Strategy
Know what to prioritize. Build practical skills. Turn scattered experiments into a plan your people can use.

From readiness to a working plan
Start small. Find the right opportunity. Give your people the skills and direction to move forward.
Take the 90-second self-check on your goals, people, workflows, and safeguards.
Take the self-check →In a guided assessment, we review your tools and actual work to find where AI belongs, and where it does not.
Discuss an assessment →Leave with priorities, practical training, and a roadmap shaped around your business.
Explore the workshops →The self-check is a starting point. A guided assessment and training are scoped with your team.
Workshops for your team
Choose a half day or a full day. The examples, agenda, and next steps come from your business.
Agenda, delivery format, pricing, and availability are confirmed after a conversation.
An AI readiness assessment is a structured review of how prepared a company is to use AI well. Vision Automated's assessment looks at eight areas: strategy, mindset, skills, technology stack, data quality, security and usage policies, governance and human oversight, and how customers are handled, including speed to lead. It ends with a suggested starting point.
About 90 seconds. Vision Automated's AI readiness self-check is ten quick questions across eight areas, answered for the company as it is today. It runs in your browser and gives a suggested starting point. Companies that want more depth can request a guided assessment, where our team reviews your tools and actual work.
Start with one business goal and one workflow, not a tool. AI layered on a messy process is still a messy process, so the first step is seeing how the work really gets done. Vision Automated's AI Consulting and Strategy begins with a readiness self-check, then a guided assessment that identifies where AI can make a useful difference.
A good AI consultant helps a company decide where AI is worth using, in what order, and with what safeguards. For established mid-sized companies, Vision Automated reviews tools and actual work, sets priorities, trains the team, and leaves a roadmap with owners and a pilot plan. The work is business strategy first and technology second.
The half-day workshop builds a shared understanding and picks a first use case. The full-day workshop adds hands-on exercises, maps opportunities in your workflows, and ends with owners, safeguards, and a pilot plan. Vision Automated builds both around examples from your business. Agenda, delivery format, and availability are confirmed after a conversation.
Leaders and the teams who do the daily work should attend together. Leaders set priorities and safeguards, and the people closest to a workflow know where time is lost. Vision Automated's half-day session suits groups that need a shared starting point. The full-day session suits teams ready to build an adoption plan.
Vision Automated does not publish a fixed price, because cost depends on what your team needs: a guided assessment, a half-day or full-day workshop, or AI strategy. Agenda, delivery format, pricing, and availability are confirmed after a conversation. Email contact@visionautomated.com with your business goal to get a specific proposal.
Yes, a short written policy is worth having early, because staff may already be using AI tools without guidance. It should say which tools are approved, what data stays out, and when a person reviews the output. Vision Automated's readiness assessment covers security, usage policies, and human oversight, and the full-day workshop defines owners and safeguards.
Tell us the business goal. Our team will help you pick the first step.