Move from blank page to thoughtful review.
Summarize threads, prepare grounded replies, identify missing information, and track follow-up without handing company promises to a machine.
Useful for: service, sales, operations, leadershipWe do not promise to cover everything in one session. We choose the workflows that fit the roles, tools, and business outcomes in front of us.
Summarize threads, prepare grounded replies, identify missing information, and track follow-up without handing company promises to a machine.
Useful for: service, sales, operations, leadershipExtract decisions, compare versions, prepare reports, draft procedures, and answer questions from approved source material.
Useful for: administration, HR, finance, complianceResearch companies and questions, organize evidence, test assumptions, surface uncertainty, and prepare a concise decision brief.
Useful for: owners, managers, sales, analystsTurn real customer questions and approved expertise into useful content, campaign drafts, offers, landing-page outlines, and sales preparation.
Useful for: marketing, sales, subject expertsCreate project briefs, task lists, checkpoints, meeting summaries, owners, risks, and next actions from reliable source material.
Useful for: leadership, projects, operationsUnderstand when ChatGPT, Claude, Codex, reusable skills, connected tools, or simple automation make sense, and where they do not.
Useful for: everyone using AI at workStart at the level that matches the people and the opportunity. The prices and capacities below come from one shared catalog used across the site.
A role interview, private working session, three reusable workflows, data-safety guidance, an opportunity map, and a 30-day plan.
A private hands-on session, at least three role-specific workflows, approved-use guidance, a team playbook, a 30-day adoption plan, and results check-in.
Optional integrations, custom tools, automations, safeguards, testing, measurement, and training for the people who will operate the result.
We can begin with one person, one team, or a free 20-minute conversation about where useful capability would matter most.
The curriculum follows the roles in the room. It can include email, research, meetings, documents, analysis, marketing preparation, planning, reusable workflows, tool selection, fact-checking, and data safety.
Yes, when the company approves the material and the selected tools are appropriate for its sensitivity. We can also create realistic practice examples when real data should not be used.
We may use ChatGPT, Claude, Codex, connected tools, reusable skills, or approved company systems. The work and data boundaries determine the tool, not the other way around.
Yes, but the pre-session survey matters. We identify shared foundations and role-specific breakouts so experienced users are not held back and beginners are not abandoned.
The Practical AI Team Sprint is $2,500 remotely or onsite in Southern Utah, and $4,500 onsite outside Southern Utah. Remote sessions include up to 15 people and onsite sessions include up to 20.
Yes. We can help with integrations, custom tools, safeguards, and measurement when the business case supports it. That work is optional.
Yes. Remote training is available across the United States. The onsite Team Sprint is $4,500 outside Southern Utah.
Tell us the roles, recurring work, and result you want. Titus will suggest a practical starting point and tell you honestly when training is not the right answer.
Tell us where work feels slower, harder, or more repetitive than it should. Titus will give you one useful first thought, even if we do nothing else together.