AI workshops that end in a decision, not a demo
Practical, half-day working sessions for Luxembourg SME leadership teams and their people — built on your workflows, your documents, and your constraints.
Every session ends with the same three things: a chosen workflow, a named owner, and a clear next step. That is what turns AI interest into an AI project.
When a workshop is the right move
Signals your team needs a working session, not another tool
The team talks about AI, nobody uses it
Interest is high, usage is low, and every department has a different picture of what AI is for.
Usage is growing without guardrails
People are already pasting company data into public tools. You need working rules before an incident writes them for you.
Training budgets bought no change
Generic AI courses came and went. What is missing is a session built on your workflows, your data, and your constraints.
Three formats
Pick the room, pick the outcome
Three workshop formats cover the three moments where Luxembourg SMEs get stuck: leadership alignment, team capability, and pilot definition. Each is a half day and each ends with an owned decision.
Leadership AI readiness workshop
Half day, leadership team
Align the leadership team on what to expect from AI, where to begin, and what makes sense for your business. Ends with a shortlist of candidate workflows and a named owner for the next step.
- Shared, realistic AI expectations
- Candidate workflows ranked by friction and data
- One owned next step, not a wish list
Hands-on team enablement session
Half day, operational teams
Work directly in the tools your team will actually use, on your own documents and workflows. No slideware demos: the session builds working habits, prompt patterns, and quality checks for daily tasks.
- Team works on real company tasks, not samples
- Practical guardrails: what to share, what to check
- A shortlist of tasks worth automating next
Pilot scoping working session
Half day, decision-makers plus workflow owner
Turn a chosen use case into a scoped pilot: workflow boundaries, data requirements, owner, budget, and a scorecard that defines success before anything is built or bought.
- A pilot definition ready for build or procurement
- A scorecard agreed before spend
- A budget that can fit the SME Package AI window
Why these work
What makes these different from generic AI training
Built on your workflows
Sessions are prepared from your actual processes and documents, not a generic curriculum. What the team practises on Tuesday is what they do on Wednesday.
Decision-oriented, not tool-oriented
The goal is not tool fluency for its own sake. Every workshop ends with a decision: what to pilot, who owns it, and what proves value.
A step in a sequence, not an event
Workshops connect to the readiness audit, pilot implementation, and Luxembourg funding routes, so the energy in the room becomes a project, not a memory.
After the workshop
Where the decision goes next
AI Readiness Audit
A structured assessment of workflows, data, and governance before the pilot.
SME Package AI Funding
Put 70% state funding behind the project your workshop identifies.
AI Implementation
Build and run the pilot the workshop scoped, with clear success criteria.
AI Consulting
Broader direction-setting if the starting point is still unclear.
Questions leaders ask
Before you book
What happens in a MonyTek AI workshop?
A half-day working session built on your own workflows and documents. Depending on the format, the room is your leadership team, an operational team, or the people who own a candidate pilot. Every session ends with a concrete decision and a named owner, not a certificate.
Who should attend?
The people who will make or carry the decision. For readiness workshops that is the leadership team; for enablement sessions the team that does the actual work; for pilot scoping the decision-maker plus the person who owns the workflow being piloted.
How is this different from generic AI training?
Generic training teaches tools on sample data and ends when the trainer leaves. These workshops are prepared from your processes, use your documents, respect your data boundaries, and are designed to hand off into a readiness audit, a funded pilot, or an automation project.
Can workshop costs fit into Luxembourg support programmes?
Workshops are often the cheapest step and are frequently paid directly. When a workshop leads into a scoped AI project, that project can be shaped to fit the SME Package AI window, where the Ministry of the Economy covers 70% of eligible costs. See the SME Package AI page for the conditions.
What languages do you run workshops in?
Sessions run in English by default. Materials stay practical and jargon-free so mixed-language Luxembourg teams can work with them comfortably. Ask about other language needs when booking.
One half day. One decision your team actually owns.
Tell me where your team is stuck and I will recommend the right format — or tell you honestly if a workshop is not the right next step yet.
Half day • On-site or remote • Luxembourg-based