WYnova designed a generative AI training programme for Tecnifar and a network of internal ambassadors that extended AI adoption from the technical departments to the rest of the company.
At Tecnifar, digital confidence and AI literacy were low, adoption was limited to technical departments and there was resistance driven by ethical concerns and fear of disruption.
Low digital confidence outside technical areas.
Concerns about disruption and change.
Questions about the responsible use of AI.
Tailored training programmes in generative AI literacy, prompting and ethical use, with hands-on experimentation and use cases defined for each team.
Generative AI fundamentals for all teams.
Prompting techniques applied to real tasks.
Use cases tested by each team.
An internal network that sustains day-to-day adoption.
Ethical framework and validation by experts.
AI adoption starts with people: literacy reduces resistance before any tool is introduced.
Employees now experiment with AI for ideation and task automation, managers are more open, and internal ambassadors sustain adoption, from preparing regulatory summaries to AI-generated analyses validated by specialists.
Training every area, not only the technical ones, broadens the user base. A network of internal ambassadors sustains adoption once the training has ended.