Executive half day
3.5 hours. The briefing, plus a hands-on workshop on your own codebase, plus a joint draft of your internal usage policy.
Companies
Your developers already use AI tools. The question is no longer whether, but how to do it without breaking quality, security and review.
90 minutes for your engineering managers: what the tools actually do today, what working adoption looks like and what failed adoption looks like, the real risks in a Canadian context, and a 90-day adoption path your team can apply. A live demonstration, and your questions.
No sales pitch during the session. You leave with a one-page plan.
Complimentary briefing
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3.5 hours. The briefing, plus a hands-on workshop on your own codebase, plus a joint draft of your internal usage policy.
2 to 3 days. Your developers learn to steer coding agents, verify what they produce and work as a team with these tools. Deliverable: a real feature in your code.
13 weeks for a team that needs to build an AI feature inside your product. Programme adapted to your stack and domain, final project on your own use case.
3 weeks in a public cohort, or one intensive day at your site. For your legal, HR and compliance teams: an internal usage policy and a risk register, ready to adopt.
Taught by a practitioner: Gustave Nganso, principal developer with about twenty years of experience in major Canadian and international firms, and a production RAG platform.
Measurement is at the heart of the programme, not impressions. And we state what AI cannot do as clearly as what it can do.
The 90-minute briefing is free. It is used to frame your needs, answer questions and decide whether there is a real reason to go further.
For an executive half day, a team intensive or a private cohort, pricing depends on scope: number of participants, adaptation to your codebase, expected deliverables, format and calendar.