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AI adoption readiness demo

This is the workshop pre-work product: score the team's readiness, name the honest next step, identify gaps, and keep risky customer-system actions out of scope until there is a separate approved build.

Client

Mountain View Events

Owner, venue coordinator, and two sales assistants

Readiness

4.05/5

customize_first

Customize the workshop pre-work before booking so the exercises use real examples.

Strengths

Ready signals.

  • Audience is clear.
  • Workflow candidates are specific enough to practice on.
  • Human approval culture is strong.
  • Team has time to practice.
Gaps

Fix before rollout.

  • Approved facts need a customer-safe source before AI drafts answers.
  • Tool access and data boundaries need to be clarified.
Generated readiness report

Pre-work with boundaries.

The report names next step, readiness gaps, action plan, non-goals, and customer-system boundaries.
# AI Adoption Readiness: Mountain View Events

Operator: Jim
Audience: Owner, venue coordinator, and two sales assistants

## Readiness score

- 4.05/5 - customize_first

## Recommended next step

- Customize the workshop pre-work before booking so the exercises use real examples.

## Strengths

- Audience is clear.
- Workflow candidates are specific enough to practice on.
- Human approval culture is strong.
- Team has time to practice.

## Gaps

- Approved facts need a customer-safe source before AI drafts answers.
- Tool access and data boundaries need to be clarified.

## Current tools

- Gmail, Google Calendar, Squarespace, Google Drive

## Desired outcomes

- Know whether to start with training, an Opportunity Map, or an agent build
- Give the team a safe first AI habit
- Name one follow-up build candidate without pretending integrations are already wired

## Risk boundaries

- pricing exceptions
- legal questions
- refunds
- booking holds

## Action plan

- Jim: Create a one-page approved-facts sheet for the first training examples. Proof: Approved facts separate policies, prices, availability, and exceptions.
- Mountain View Events: Pick two real team tasks to use during the workshop. Proof: Examples include inputs, desired output, reviewer, and stop conditions.
- Jim: Confirm whether the follow-up should be workshop, Opportunity Map, or first build. Proof: Recommendation names the next paid step and the non-goals.

## Non-goals

- No autonomous external sending from this readiness report.
- No CRM, calendar, email, booking, payment, or website integration is included.
- No customer-system write access, credential handling, or private transcript storage.

## Pricing anchor

- Adoption readiness can be sold as workshop pre-work or included in an Opportunity Map.