How agency directors can start AI adoption

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Topic: Ai Best Practices Agency Managing Directors

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Primary source: https://aismartventures.com/posts/ai-best-practices-for-agency-managing-directors-in-2026

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A full rollout comes after a pilot program in one department has measured impact and built a business case.

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  • At which step does a pilot program play a role?: In the start step, a pilot program in one department is used to measure impact and build a business case before a full rollout.
  • How should staff be trained on AI without disrupting client work?: Training runs in phases alongside current workflows to minimize disruption to client work. Start with a small group who test tools without risking live client outputs.

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When should a full AI rollout happen?

A full rollout comes after a pilot program in one department has measured impact and built a business case.

At which step does a pilot program play a role?

In the start step, a pilot program in one department is used to measure impact and build a business case before a full rollout.

How should staff be trained on AI without disrupting client work?

Training runs in phases alongside current workflows to minimize disruption to client work. Start with a small group who test tools without risking live client outputs.

Sources

  1. https://aismartventures.com/posts/ai-best-practices-for-agency-managing-directors-in-2026

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