AI Guidance That Starts With Your Work

Individual sessions, group workshops, team training, workflow consulting, and hands-on implementation.

What Would You Like to Work On?

Perhaps you want to understand a tool, feel more comfortable using it, or examine how it could fit into a business process. These are different needs, and they call for different conversations.

Latitudes Training, Coaching & Consulting offers several ways to work together. Start with your question, then choose the format and scope that fit the work.

One-to-One AI Sessions

You want individual attention, a comfortable pace, or help with a particular question.

Bring the task you want to understand, what you have already tried, and where you are getting stuck. A one-to-one session creates room to ask questions, work through an example, and discuss how to review the result.

An Example to Explore

Explore how to turn a fictional client brief into an email draft, then review its tone, completeness, and factual statements.

Helpful Questions to Bring

  • What would you like to learn or work through?
  • Which tool or task is involved?
  • What would help you feel more comfortable continuing?
Discuss one-to-one ai sessions

Group Workshops

You are organizing a group around a common topic or learning goal.

A workshop can give participants a common language for a topic and a focused way to explore it. Discuss the group’s experience, the subject you want to cover, and the kind of examples that would make it relevant.

An Example to Explore

A group explores how to write a clearer request, compare possible responses, and identify what still needs a person’s review.

Helpful Questions to Bring

  • Who will attend, and what do they already know?
  • What topic should the workshop focus on?
  • What would make the discussion useful for this group?
Discuss group workshops

Team Training

Your business wants people to understand an approach and use a consistent review process.

Team training starts with your people and their work. Discuss the roles involved, the tasks they want to explore, and the information boundaries they need to understand. The goal is to connect learning to a shared business context.

An Example to Explore

A marketing team works through a sample content brief and identifies who checks facts, edits the draft, and approves publication.

Helpful Questions to Bring

  • Which roles or departments need to be involved?
  • What should the team be able to discuss or practice?
  • What existing processes or policies should guide the work?
Discuss team training

Workflow Consulting

You want to examine an opportunity before selecting a tool or changing how work gets done.

Start by describing the current process: where information comes from, who handles each step, and what creates friction. Consulting can help frame the requirements and questions that matter before you decide on an approach.

An Example to Explore

Map how approved source notes become a first draft, a reviewed document, and a final communication. Identify where assistance might fit and where approval must remain with a person.

Helpful Questions to Bring

  • What business problem are you trying to address?
  • Who owns the process and can authorize a change?
  • How would you evaluate whether a trial is useful?
Discuss workflow consulting

Hands-On Implementation

You have a specific application in mind and want help working through the setup and practical details.

Implementation starts with a clearly defined scope. Discuss the tools, permissions, people, and steps involved, then agree on the work and review needed. Dependencies on existing systems or other providers should be identified before work begins.

An Example to Explore

Develop an agreed draft-preparation workflow, test it with sample information, and review what should happen when information is missing or an output needs correction.

Helpful Questions to Bring

  • What exactly should the workflow do?
  • What access or assistance will the work require?
  • Who will test, approve, and maintain the approach?
Discuss hands-on implementation

How to Choose a Starting Point

Compare your needs with a service format
Your Main NeedA Starting Option
Individual attention for a specific questionOne-to-one session
A common introduction for a groupGroup workshop
Learning connected to a team’s workTeam training
Evaluating a business processWorkflow consulting
Putting an agreed approach into practiceHands-on implementation

You do not need to choose perfectly before contacting us. Describe the situation, and we can discuss the fit.

Before We Begin

A clear starting conversation covers the objective, people involved, information boundaries, and work to be agreed. It also identifies any tools, access, or other providers the work may depend on.

Scope, format, timing, fees, and responsibilities are confirmed before work begins. The examples on this page illustrate possible tasks; they are not measured client results or guaranteed outcomes.

Frequently Asked Questions

Do I need to be technical?

You can begin with the task in your own words. Tell us what you want to understand and what you have tried. That helps establish a useful starting point and pace.

Can I book individual help, or is this only for teams?

Both are available. Latitudes offers one-to-one sessions, group workshops, team training, workflow consulting, and hands-on implementation. Start with the format closest to your needs.

Can we work on something specific to my business?

Yes. Describe the task, the people involved, and the result you want to work toward. We will discuss whether it fits the available support and what scope needs to be agreed.

Do I need to choose an AI tool before contacting you?

No. You can start with a business or learning question. If you already use a tool, tell us which one and what is working or proving difficult.

Will I need paid software?

That depends on the tool and the work agreed. Confirm any account, software, and subscription requirements before buying anything.

What information should I bring?

Begin with a description of your task and a non-sensitive example. Do not include passwords, private customer records, or confidential documents in an initial inquiry. Discuss materials and access before sharing them.

How are pricing and arrangements handled?

Contact Latitudes to discuss your needs. The format, scope, timing, fees, and expectations are confirmed before you commit. No payment or course enrollment takes place through this website.

Bring Us the Question You Are Working Through

Tell us about your task, your current experience with AI, and the kind of help you would find useful.

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