Select a competency family to see what SI adds to it and which workshops develop it.
Technical
Using assistants and copilots, instruction and context design, building agents and automations.
Tool, digital and specialist skills needed to perform a role.
Behavioral
Critical thinking and judgment with SI, verification habits, responsible use and learning agility.
How people think, decide, collaborate and learn.
Leadership
SI strategy, investment priorities, governance and leading the organization through adoption.
Setting direction, making strategic decisions and leading change.
Management
Redesigning team workflows, setting standards, coaching and assessing SI-supported work.
Organizing work, developing people and managing performance.
Functional
Applying SI to the real processes of HR, marketing and sales, finance, operations, risk and IT.
Capabilities specific to a function or profession.