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ITE Meeting Agenda

Structured agenda for AI committee sessions — track owners, actions and outcomes.

Core Focus Areas

Four Pillars of Operation

The team will operate around four key areas, each with a dedicated lead responsible for driving outcomes within their domain.

Infrastructure
AI platforms, tools, and integrations across the organization's existing stack.
Adoption
Training, use cases, and workforce enablement across departments.
Governance
Guardrails, safe usage policies, and compliance with legal and security standards.
Impact
Metrics, reporting, and measurable value delivered to the AI Steering Committee.
Meeting Structure

30-Minute Agenda

Five time-boxed segments designed to move quickly from context-setting to clear ownership and actionable deliverables.

5
Minutes
01
Context & Goals
Mission Briefing
Explain the mission of the Deploy group: help the organization use AI safely, effectively, and consistently while supporting the priorities of the AI Steering Committee.
5
Minutes
02
Define Focus Areas
Core Workstream Overview
Walk through the four operational pillars: Infrastructure, Adoption, Governance, and Impact. Align on what each area owns and why each matters to the broader program.
10
Minutes
03
Assign Ownership
Workstream Lead Assignments
Assign each team member as lead for one of the four workstreams. Briefly review responsibilities and confirm the deliverable each lead is expected to bring to the next meeting.
5
Minutes
04
Define Deliverables
Next Meeting Prep
Each team member gathers baseline information related to their workstream before the next session. The goal is discovery and understanding — not full implementation yet.
5
Minutes
05
Open Discussion
Team Pulse Check
Open the floor to gather initial observations. Where is AI already being used? What wastes the most time? Which departments should be the first to benefit?
Workstream Owners

Lead Assignments

Each team member owns one workstream with a specific focus, defined responsibilities, and a concrete deliverable due before the next meeting.

Workstream Lead · 01
Infrastructure & Tooling
Focus: AI platform readiness and integration mapping.
Responsibilities
  • Identify AI tools the organization already has access to.
  • Document potential integrations with existing systems.
  • Identify infrastructure or security constraints that may affect deployment.
Deliverable Before Next Meeting
AI Tools and Infrastructure Inventory
Workstream Lead · 02
Workforce Adoption
Focus: How employees will actually use AI in day-to-day work.
Responsibilities
  • Identify early adopter departments most ready for AI tooling.
  • Gather initial AI use cases from conversations and observations.
  • Propose potential training topics and formats.
Deliverable Before Next Meeting
Initial AI Use Case List (5–10 ideas)
Workstream Lead · 03
Governance & Safety
Focus: Safe and compliant AI usage across the organization.
Responsibilities
  • Draft basic AI usage guidance and acceptable use principles.
  • Identify data exposure risks tied to AI tool adoption.
  • Coordinate with security or legal teams as needed.
Deliverable Before Next Meeting
Draft AI Acceptable Use Guidance
Workstream Lead · 04
Metrics & Program Coordination
Focus: Program visibility, reporting, and Steering Committee alignment.
Responsibilities
  • Track initiatives and team progress across all workstreams.
  • Define adoption metrics and measurement framework.
  • Prepare status updates for the AI Steering Committee.
Deliverable Before Next Meeting
AI Adoption Metrics Proposal
Open Discussion · 5 Minutes

Team Pulse Questions

Use the final block of the meeting to gather raw observations from the team. No filtering — the goal is candid input.

01
Where are people already experimenting with AI across the organization?
02
What tasks currently waste the most time and would benefit most from automation or AI assistance?
03
Which departments are best positioned to be the first beneficiaries of AI adoption?
Expected Outcomes

By the Next Meeting

Four baseline artifacts that form the foundation for the program's second phase. Each workstream lead is accountable for their own deliverable.

AI Tool Inventory
Full catalog of AI tools currently accessible across the organization.
Initial Use Case List
5–10 identified opportunities across early adopter departments.
Draft AI Usage Guidance
First-pass acceptable use policy covering data exposure and safe use.
Adoption Metrics Proposal
Proposed KPIs and reporting framework for the AI Steering Committee.
Operating Tip · 4-Person Team
Avoid creating isolated silos. Encourage collaboration between workstreams so that ideas move quickly from concept to pilot and measurable results. Each lead should be aware of what the others are finding — the best insights will cross boundaries.