Selected Work

Helping leadership teams decide and act on AI.

These anonymised case studies show how Sidwuo helps organisations move from AI possibility to organisational decision and action.

The work spans executive alignment, opportunity discovery, capability-building, human-centred adoption, AI evaluation, and governance. Each engagement connects AI potential with the decisions, responsibilities, and operating changes required to move forward.

Sidwuo works upstream of implementation to help leadership teams determine:

  • Which AI opportunities deserve organisational commitment.
  • What level of change each opportunity implies.
  • Where executive perspectives diverge.
  • What capabilities and governance are required.
  • How to translate strategic decisions into practical action.

6 cases shown

Case 02 · Media & Entertainment · Latin America · 2026
28senior executives

28 executives aligned around which AI opportunities deserved organisational commitment

Senior executives were exploring AI applications but lacked a shared way to distinguish interesting possibilities from opportunities worth pursuing. Sidwuo facilitated opportunity discovery, impact and value assessment, prioritisation, and implementation-roadmap development.

  • Executive AI Strategy
  • Opportunity Discovery
  • Business Value
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Case 01 · Tax & Legal · Europe · 2026
100employees across six functional areas

100 employees across six functions: from AI experimentation to a structured adoption path

An organisation had moved into individual AI experimentation but lacked a coordinated approach to adoption across six functional areas. Sidwuo designed an enterprise AI capabilities programme combining opportunity discovery, prioritisation, functional adoption pathways, and manager mentoring.

  • AI Transformation
  • AI Adoption
  • Capability Building
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Case 03 · Higher Education · Latin America · 2026
25leaders

25 leaders developed a practical foundation for responsible AI adoption

Leaders needed to understand how to use AI responsibly while recognising its limitations and preserving appropriate human judgement. Sidwuo designed and delivered a human-centred programme combining responsible AI principles, practical experimentation, workflow exercises, and adoption recommendations.

  • Human-Centred AI
  • Responsible AI
  • Executive Enablement
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Case 04 · Sovereign AI Ecosystem · Spain · 2026

Evaluating sovereign AI for operational reliability, not just convincing output

AI evaluation needed to extend beyond whether outputs appeared convincing to whether systems were robust, reliable, and governable in real operational environments. Sidwuo contributed to evaluation activities linked to Spain’s sovereign AI ecosystem, including work focused on ALIA.

  • AI Evaluation
  • AI Risk
  • Trustworthy AI
  • Governance
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Case 05 · European Institutional Environment · Europe · 2026

Turning AI governance standards into operational practice

AI governance principles and standards needed to become operational through clear decisions, responsibilities, and controls. Sidwuo conducted enterprise AI governance research and contributed to proposals concerning standards, identity management, privacy technologies, and business environments.

  • AI Governance
  • Standards
  • Risk
  • Human-Centred Governance
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Case 06 · Business Education · Europe and Latin America · 2023–Present
2,000+professionals and executives trained

2,000+ professionals and 300+ roadmaps: building AI capability at scale

Executives and multidisciplinary teams needed to understand AI and digital transformation without becoming technology specialists, then translate emerging capabilities into practical organisational action. Sidwuo designed and facilitated programmes combining maturity assessment, workshops, practical exercises, demonstrations, playbooks, and transformation planning.

  • AI Strategy
  • Digital Transformation
  • AI Learning
  • Capability Building
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A leadership disagreement, unclear AI portfolio, stalled adoption effort, or governance question may be enough to begin a conversation.

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