Baker Street

Build the evidence a leadership team needs before it funds AI work.

This small-room workshop is for leaders who need to explain AI adoption clearly.

Baker Street helps attendees structure an AI board pack: business goal, evidence, risk, evaluation, cost, delivery path, decision points, and owner map.

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Walk in with a problem. Leave with a case file.

The Open Case Desk is the public part of the Baker Street Case Room.

Registered guests can bring a workflow or AI adoption problem and ask for a short case review. Some cases will be handled live. Others can be booked into private follow-up slots.

No private documents. No secret data. Bring descriptions, tools, constraints, and decisions.

A live investigation into why enterprise AI projects stall.

An AI pilot looked good in the demo. Then it failed in the business.

Attendees inspect clues from a fictional enterprise AI pilot. The suspects include weak data, no evaluation plan, unclear ownership, privacy risk, poor user fit, and no path to production.

The group works through the case and writes the rescue plan.

Why AI assistants fail when company knowledge is scattered.

In this breakfast case room, Baker Street shows how to map Slack, documents, tickets, CRM notes, repositories, and decisions into a useful evidence base.

The session explains how to start small, keep permissions clear, and create memory that people and AI agents can use.

Bring your case to Baker Street.

Baker Street is opening a live consulting room near Baker Street Station.

Bring one broken workflow, stalled AI pilot, or messy company process. We will choose a small number of cases and investigate them in the room.

For each case, we map the clues, name the likely blockers, identify missing evidence, and define a first build that can be tested without betting the company.

Do not send private data or secret documents. Bring descriptions, tools, constraints, and decisions.