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There’s no fixed sequence and no required first phase. We start with the constraint in front of you. Before any work begins, we agree in writing what it will achieve and how we’ll measure it.

Where do you need to make progress?

Pick the one that sounds most like you. Most clients start with one, and the others follow when they’re useful.

Most clients start with a fixed-scope first engagement

It’s usually Strategy & Vision paired with Literacy & Enablement, scoped to your starting point. A common version is the AI Integration Blueprint. It should give you real progress and give both of us enough evidence to decide what comes next.

  1. Discovery interviews across your organization, not just with leadership.
  2. A roadmap of use cases, each scored on impact, feasibility and effort.
  3. A clear next step, or a clear reason not to do more yet.

Before we start, you’ll know six things

They’re in the scope of every engagement, from a training cohort to a custom build.

What the engagement is meant to achieve, and for which business objective.

What Dual Logic is responsible for, and what we’re not.

What we need from your team: time, people and access.

Who owns and runs what we deliver once it’s live.

How we’ll measure progress, keeping targets separate from results.

How we’ll decide together whether to do more.

The phases an engagement can run through

What happens in each phase and what you walk away with. Most engagements use some of them, not all four in order.

01 · Assess

We understand the business before we recommend anything

Discovery interviews across your organization, from the leadership team to the people doing the work. We look at your data, workflows and team before we recommend anything.

What you get

  • A readiness assessment
  • Findings from the discovery interviews
  • A baseline for the numbers you will track

02 · Strategize

A roadmap ranked by impact, feasibility and effort

Every use case is scored on impact, feasibility and effort, so the roadmap starts with the work most worth doing and names its constraints.

What you get

  • A roadmap scored on impact, feasibility and effort
  • A build-vs-buy evaluation
  • A governance and risk framework

03 · Design

Working prototypes, tested on real work

We build working prototypes with your team and test them on real work, then choose the tools and prepare the data behind them.

What you get

  • Working prototypes, tested with your team
  • Tool and vendor selection
  • A data preparation plan

04 · Operate

We roll out, measure and improve with you

Rollout, training built around the people who will use it, and results measured against the baseline. Ongoing support where it’s useful.

What you get

  • Rollout and adoption support
  • Role-specific training
  • ROI measured against the baseline

What our clients say

“Part project manager, part architect, part AI guide.”
Jim SeamanGeneral Manager
“What matters most to us is that they meet us where we are, embedded in the realities of running 19+ locations, rather than handing over slideware.”
David WorrellChief Executive Officer
“They bridged AI education with real business execution.”
Jonas HirshfieldChief Information Officer

The questions mid-market leaders ask first

Short answers on how engagements start, what they involve and how we work with your team. Ask us anything else directly.

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How long does an AI engagement with Dual Logic take?

A Dual Logic engagement can run from a few weeks to ongoing support, depending on the work. The AI Integration Blueprint, a fixed-scope diagnostic, takes three to six weeks. Training programs run over a set number of sessions or weeks, builds run to agreed milestones, and Operate & Enhance continues as long as it’s useful. Every engagement sets its first measure of progress at the start.

What happens in the first weeks of a Dual Logic engagement?

In most Dual Logic engagements, the first weeks go to understanding the business before recommending anything. A kickoff working session sets objectives and the measures that most need to move. Discovery interviews follow, from the leadership team to the people doing the work, along with a look at your data, workflows and tools. You leave this phase with a baseline for the numbers you’ll track.

How much of our team’s time does an AI engagement take?

A Dual Logic engagement asks for focused time from specific people rather than broad disruption. In the AI Integration Blueprint, that means an executive sponsor and a named coordinator; the leadership team for a kickoff, private input and a final decision session; process owners and a few frontline staff for working walkthroughs; and 10 to 15 minutes from everyone else for a survey.

How does Dual Logic measure whether an AI engagement is working?

Dual Logic agrees the intended result and how to measure it before the work begins. We set a baseline at the start, tie the work to a target someone in your organization owns, and keep observed results separate from targets. Return on investment is measured against that baseline. We track the quality of the work as well as business results, and report skills outcomes separately.

What happens if the plan changes during a Dual Logic engagement?

A Dual Logic plan changes when the evidence does. We test assumptions early, and if your data, systems or workflows show the approach should change, we change it and explain why. Work is paced to milestones rather than fixed dates, so a change shifts the plan instead of derailing it. Because a change can affect scope, timing or cost, we agree it with you before acting.

Do we have to start from the first phase if we already use AI?

Organizations that already use AI can start at whichever phase fits. Most engagements use some of the four phases (Assess, Strategize, Design and Operate), not all four in order. We begin by assessing what you’ve already deployed, including tools like Microsoft 365 Copilot or Google Workspace, then keep, improve or replace each part based on what the business needs.

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Notes from our engagements on what works, what doesn’t, and what it takes to put AI to use.

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