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AI Workshops for Teams

The entry-level capability layer. We turn AI from a few enthusiasts in the corner into a shared way of working. Built around your real workflows, your real documents, and the tasks costing your team the most time today.

The problem

The pattern we keep seeing.

A leader buys ChatGPT or Copilot licences, sends a Slack message, and waits. Six weeks later, three people use AI heroically, twelve people use it like Google, and the rest are quietly afraid to touch it in front of clients. The gap between your best and worst AI user is widening, and nobody is closing it.

  • AI use is inconsistent.

    The gap between your best and worst AI user is widening, and nobody on the team is closing it without a written standard to point at.

  • Licences are paid for, adoption is below 40%.

    You're already spending the money on ChatGPT, Copilot or Claude, without the productivity return that justified the budget.

  • Managers can't tell good AI work from bad.

    Quality drift goes unreviewed; your house style starts to fragment one rep at a time.

What it is

What is Workshops for Teams?

A practical AI workshop for Australian SMB teams. Half-day or full-day, on your real work, building one shared prompting standard the whole team can follow.

The entry-level capability layer. We turn AI from a few enthusiasts in the corner into a shared way of working. Built around your real workflows, your real documents, and the tasks costing your team the most time today.

Edison AI runs half-day and full-day AI workshops for Australian SMB teams of 6–60 people. The workshop covers prompting, output review, safe data handling and rebuilds three of the team's real workflows live. Teams leave with a starter prompt library, a one-page safe-use standard and a 30-day follow-up review.

Why this matters now

The shifts you can't postpone.

Foundations is a quarter-by-quarter compounding decision. Fix the baseline this quarter and the team is two quarters ahead by year-end.

  • 01

    The baseline has moved.

    AI tools are now in your competitors' inboxes, sales pipelines and customer support. The question is no longer whether your team uses AI. It's whether they use it well.

  • 02

    Informal use is already happening.

    Staff are pasting work into free ChatGPT accounts on personal laptops. Without a standard, that's a quiet risk, and a quietly fragmenting house style.

  • 03

    The compounding window is short.

    Teams that fix their AI baseline this quarter will be two quarters ahead by year-end. The competitor lifting AI fluency early is the one that wins the year.

Deliverables

What you get.

  • 01

    Pre-workshop diagnostic (team survey + lead call)

  • 02

    Half-day (3.5 hr) or full-day (6.5 hr) live workshop

  • 03

    Starter prompt library.25 prompts your team will use the next morning

  • 04

    One-page safe-use standard your managers can govern

  • 05

    Manager review protocol

  • 06

    30-day adoption check-in

By business function

Where this shows up.

  • Sales

    Current

    Reps spend hours on CRM updates, follow-up emails and proposal drafting.

    Future

    AI drafts CRM notes, follow-ups in the rep's voice and proposal v0 from a structured brief; reps approve and send.

    Outcome

    More time selling, less typing. Faster pipeline movement and a more consistent house tone.

  • Operations

    Current

    Monday-morning status summaries eat the first hour of the week.

    Future

    AI drafts the summary from the prior week's records; the ops lead reviews and posts.

    Outcome

    Meetings start on time with a shared picture instead of a scramble.

  • Marketing

    Current

    Every social post, email and landing page starts from a blank page.

    Future

    AI produces a first draft against your house style; marketing edits, sharpens and ships.

    Outcome

    More output without more headcount, and less blank-page friction.

  • Customer support

    Current

    Tickets queue while reps draft replies one by one.

    Future

    AI suggests a tailored reply in your tone; the agent reviews and edits in 30 seconds.

    Outcome

    Faster response, consistent tone, fewer escalations.

  • Finance

    Current

    Month-end commentary is rewritten from scratch by the same one or two people.

    Future

    AI generates a first commentary from report data; finance approves or rewrites.

    Outcome

    Faster close and fewer 'we'll send the commentary tomorrow' emails.

  • Admin / EA

    Current

    Meeting notes, action items and inbox triage burn admin time across the week.

    Future

    AI captures notes, drafts replies and surfaces priorities; admins approve and route.

    Outcome

    Senior PA leverage on junior PA hours. The team's most senior brains spend time on judgement, not transcription.

How we work

The engagement.

  1. Step 01

    Diagnose

    Pre-work survey and a 30-minute call with the team lead so the agenda lands on workflows that matter.

  2. Step 02

    Design

    We tailor the workshop to your sector, stack and three priority tasks. Never an off-the-shelf agenda.

  3. Step 03

    Deploy

    Live, hands-on workshop on your real work. Prompting standards in the first hour, then three workflows rebuilt with AI end-to-end.

  4. Step 04

    Embed

    30-day check-in plus a written summary for the team lead. What stuck, what slipped, what to do next.

Outcomes

What changes.

  • 3–5 hrs

    Per person, per week reclaimed in the first 30 days.

    Measured against the team's pre-workshop baseline. Typically shows up first in admin, sales follow-up and marketing draft cycles.

  • 40%+

    Adoption lift on existing AI licences within four weeks.

    On teams entering below 40% adoption. The standard removes the 'is this OK?' friction that was quietly suppressing daily use.

  • One shared standard, replacing 12 personal styles.

    Output variance narrows visibly within a fortnight. Your managers finally have something to review work against.

Best fit

Who this works for.

This is for you if…

  • You run a team of 6–60 and AI use is inconsistent
  • You've paid for AI licences and adoption is below 40%
  • You want one shared standard, not 12 personal styles
  • You're about to roll AI out more broadly and want a baseline first
  • Your managers are unsure what to review and what to escalate
  • You'd rather your team learnt this from a practitioner than a YouTube playlist

Not the right fit yet if…

  • You want a generic public webinar with no live work attempted
  • You haven't decided on a baseline AI tool (we'll help, but you'll need to commit)
  • You're looking for a certification rather than team capability
Comparison

How this compares.

Five common alternatives to a structured foundations workshop. Only one ships a team-wide standard you can govern.

  • Free YouTube + Slack tips

    Gives
    Enthusiasts learning in their own time
    Falls short
    No shared standard, no governance, no compounding
    Edison difference
    A single workshop locks in a team-wide standard
  • Generic public webinar

    Gives
    Cheap introduction to AI tools
    Falls short
    Theoretical, no live work, no team baseline
    Edison difference
    Runs on your real workflows in your real stack
  • Hire an AI-savvy junior

    Gives
    Useful at the individual level
    Falls short
    Capability walks the day they leave
    Edison difference
    Capability stays as a written standard the business owns
  • Big consultancy training

    Gives
    Polished, brand-credible delivery
    Falls short
    $50k+, off-the-shelf, junior handover
    Edison difference
    Boutique, founder-led, fixed quote
  • Wait six months

    Gives
    Costs nothing today
    Falls short
    Six months of compounding gap your competitors don't take
    Edison difference
    Action this quarter with a 30-day check-in
  • Edison AI

    Operator-grade, founder-led, fixed quote. Built around your real stack and workflows , not a binder, a brochure, or a six-figure off-the-shelf programme.

Objections

What buyers ask first.

  • Our team isn't technical.

    Good. Foundations is designed for non-technical staff. The hardest part is unlearning bad ChatGPT habits, not learning new tools.

  • Will this replace our staff?

    No. Foundations training gives the team you already have more leverage. Hours back per person, not heads off the org chart.

  • What if half the team is sceptical?

    Expected and welcome. The workshop is designed for the sceptic in the room. We work on real outputs they can judge with their own eyes against their own standards.

FAQ

Common questions.

  • How long is the workshop?

    Half-day (3.5 hours) or full-day (6.5 hours), depending on how many real workflows we rebuild together.

  • How much does an AI workshop for a team cost in Australia?

    $4,500–$12,000 plus GST per workshop, depending on team size, sector and depth. Includes the pre-workshop diagnostic, the live session, the prompt library, the safe-use one-pager and the 30-day check-in.

  • How large can a workshop be?

    Up to 30 people in a single live workshop. For larger teams we run multiple cohorts so every participant gets hands-on time on their real work.

  • In-person or remote?

    Either. In-person works best for groups under 20 across Sydney and metro NSW; remote works well for distributed teams Australia-wide.

  • Will it be tailored to our industry?

    Yes. Every workshop is built using examples and exercises from your business. Never generic templates. The pre-work survey makes this possible.

  • What AI tools do we need before the workshop?

    We support ChatGPT Team, Claude Teams or Microsoft Copilot. If you haven't picked a baseline tool we'll help you decide in the diagnostic call.

  • Is our data safe during the workshop?

    We never put sensitive client data into public tools during the workshop. The safe-use one-pager you keep covers what goes in and what stays out. The foundations of a defensible team standard.

  • What happens after the workshop?

    A 30-day check-in call to see what stuck, plus a written summary for the team lead with recommendations on what to do next. Usually role-based training or a structured playbook engagement.

Next step

Ready to scope ai workshops for teams?

A 20-minute call is enough to know whether this is the right fit and what a first engagement would cover.