618Today

Practical AI for the people who run the business.

Artificial intelligence (AI) tools are already on your phone, in your email, and in the software your staff use. We help executives and business owners in the 618 use them well themselves, and make sure their organizations use them correctly.

Two things we help with

Use AI yourself. Make sure your business uses it right.

FOR YOU

How you, as an executive, can use AI

Hands-on, one-to-one or small-group sessions with the AI assistants you already have access to, such as Microsoft Copilot, ChatGPT, Claude, or Gemini. You work on your own real tasks, not a demo.

  • Drafting and editing: letters, proposals, board memos, and email, in your voice
  • Summarizing and research: long documents, contracts, regulations, and meeting notes, condensed accurately
  • Analysis: working through numbers, options, and scenarios with an AI assistant
  • Asking well: how to give an AI tool the context it needs to give a useful answer
  • Checking the answer: how to spot a confident mistake before it reaches a client or a board
  • What never to paste in: the data that must stay out of public AI tools
FOR YOUR BUSINESS

Make sure AI is being used correctly

Where should AI be used in your business, and how do you make sure it is not running your company or operating out of control? Your staff are almost certainly using AI tools already, with or without a policy. We help you find out how, set the rules, and put guardrails in place that protect your data, your clients, and your reputation.

  • Governance first: who is accountable, what each AI solution is approved to do, and how that is reviewed over time. Without governance, even the most capable AI solution can drift beyond what it was approved to do.
  • AI use review: which tools are in use, by whom, and with what data
  • AI use policy: plain-language rules for acceptable use, approved tools, and data your staff must never share
  • Data protection: keeping client, patient, employee, and financial information out of the wrong tools
  • Staff training: practical sessions so your people use AI productively and safely
  • Tool and vendor evaluation: whether the AI product you are being sold does what it claims, at what cost
AI Readiness & Governance Assessment

Why it matters now

AI is already in your business. The question is whether anyone is steering it.

Owners and executives in the region are being sold AI features in every software renewal, and their teams are trying free tools on their own. Used well, these tools save real hours. Used carelessly, they leak confidential information, produce confident errors, and create risk nobody signed off on.

Digital literacy, as we define it, is a leader who can use these tools personally, read a vendor's claims critically, and set sensible rules for everyone else. We build that capability so you are not dependent on us, or on a vendor, to judge the next decision.

Board & leadership briefings

Briefings for boards and leadership teams on what AI is, what it can do in today's business world, and the opportunities and risks worth weighing for your organization.

Data literacy

Reading your own reports critically, and knowing when a number will not survive scrutiny.

Workforce digital skills

Practical capability building for the staff who use the systems every day.

When the data is too sensitive for any cloud AI tool

Some of the most valuable analysis involves data you cannot put into a public AI service at all: payer mix, cost reports, budgets, contracts. For that, we bring the analysis to you, on site, on a sealed, air-gapped appliance. 618Today Airlock AI™