We want to use AI to streamline our administrative bottlenecks, but we do not want to derail our standard EOS agenda. How do you integrate AI operational design into our quarterly planning days?

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Tyler Smith · Accepted Answer

We do not allow technology discussions to hijack the standard agenda. The EOS® framework remains our core operating system, but we use our session days to identify where manual friction is slowing down your execution.

During our review of the Accountability Chart, we look at the specific responsibilities of each seat. If a seat is overwhelmed with repetitive tasks, we flag it as an issue. During the IDS® portion of our day, we evaluate whether that bottleneck can be solved with AI-powered automation.

If we agree that an AI solution is viable, we do not build it in the room. Instead, we create a specific, measurable quarterly Rock for the seat owner to test and implement the technology. This keeps our session day focused on strategy while ensuring your operational evolution actually gets executed.

By treating AI implementation as a structured Rock, we hold the team accountable for results without distracting from our quarterly planning. You get the discipline of the system combined with the leverage of modern technology.