Start with a question you need to answer. This collection offers original editorial guides on defining a project, reading a business case and testing AI in a practical setting. Each guide includes a framework or example you can use in your own work.
Define the problem
A one-page project brief turns a broad concern into a specific situation, decision and next step. Use its working structure before preparing a proposal or setting a project in motion.
Examine the evidence
Evidence and assumptions in a business case shows how to distinguish what is known from what needs testing. Its fictional capacity example makes the difference between a forecast and a measured result concrete.
Test an AI idea
A practical start to business AI provides a pilot card for a single task, including the input, reviewer, quality check and stop condition.
From an AI demonstration to a business pilot explains how to test the full process with ordinary examples, including the work required to check and correct the output.
Read, use, revisit
Choose the guide closest to your current question. Keep a note of the idea worth trying, the information still missing and the next small step. Return to the guide after the test to see which assumptions changed.
These articles are prepared by the Editorial team. Source links appear with the claims they support, and illustrative scenarios are labelled so readers can distinguish a teaching example from a reported event.
Choose by the stage of the work
At the beginning, use the project brief to establish the problem and decision. When comparing options, use the evidence guide to make estimates and assumptions visible. Before an AI test, complete the pilot card. After a promising demonstration, use the evaluation guide to examine the full workflow. Together, the articles form a reading sequence, while each also works as a standalone reference for a specific task.