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📖 THEORY | 60 Minutes

Chapter 6: AI Opportunity Mapping

Learn to identify, evaluate, and prioritize AI opportunities in your department. Build your roadmap for Phase 2.

🎯 Chapter Objectives

🖼️ Visual Summary — Chapter 6 Theory

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6.1 The AI Opportunity Framework

Not every process benefits from AI. Use this 4-step framework to identify the RIGHT opportunities:

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IDENTIFY — Find repetitive, data-heavy, or error-prone tasks
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EVALUATE — Score by impact (time saved, errors reduced, cost cut)
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PRIORITIZE — Rank by feasibility (data available? Tool exists? Low risk?)
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PLAN — Define the solution, timeline, and success metrics

6.2 Where to Look for AI Opportunities

AI works best on tasks that are:

🎯 High-Impact AI Candidates:
  • Repetitive: Done frequently with little variation (daily reports, data entry)
  • Data-heavy: Involves analyzing large amounts of information (inspection logs, supplier data)
  • Time-consuming: Takes hours that could be spent on higher-value work
  • Error-prone: Human mistakes have significant consequences (quality records, compliance)
  • Template-based: Follows a consistent structure (emails, SOPs, reports)
⚠️ Poor AI Candidates: Tasks requiring physical presence, complex human judgment, emotional intelligence, novel creative decisions, or those with insufficient data.

6.3 Priority Matrix

Score each opportunity on two dimensions to prioritize:

ScoreImpact (What's the benefit?)Feasibility (Can we do it?)
3 — HighSaves 5+ hours/week OR reduces errors by 50%+Free/low-cost tool, data available, low risk
2 — MediumSaves 2-5 hours/week OR reduces errors by 20-50%Moderate cost, some data preparation needed
1 — LowSaves <2 hours/week OR marginal error reductionHigh cost, significant data/integration work
Priority = Impact × Feasibility
Score 9 (3×3) = 🟢 DO FIRST — Quick win, high impact
Score 6 (3×2 or 2×3) = 🟡 PLAN — Good opportunity, needs some preparation
Score 4 or below = 🔴 DEFER — Consider for later phases

6.4 Department Quick-Win Examples

💰 Finance: Invoice Processing Assistant

Current: Manual invoice data entry, 3 hours/day

AI Solution: GenAI extracts invoice data from photos/PDFs, categorizes expenses

Impact: 70% time reduction, fewer data entry errors

Feasibility: High — free tools available, no integration needed

Priority Score: 3 × 3 = 9 🟢 DO FIRST

📦 Procurement: Supplier Comparison Matrix

Current: Manual comparison of 5+ supplier quotes, 4 hours per RFQ

AI Solution: Structured prompt to analyze and compare quotes on weighted criteria

Impact: 60% time reduction, more consistent evaluation

Feasibility: High — use ChatGPT/Claude with CRAFT prompt

Priority Score: 3 × 3 = 9 🟢 DO FIRST

🏭 Operations: Daily Production Report

Current: Manually compiling data from multiple sources, 1.5 hours/day

AI Solution: Template prompt that generates report from key metrics you input

Impact: 50% time reduction, standardized format

Feasibility: High — GenAI prompt template

Priority Score: 3 × 3 = 9 🟢 DO FIRST

6.5 Your AI Seeder Journey

This program identifies AI Seeders — department champions who will lead AI adoption in Phase 2.

LevelScoreRole
🏆 PLATINUM90-100AI Champion — leads initiatives, mentors others
🥇 GOLD75-89AI Seeder — implements solutions, measures ROI
🥈 SILVER60-74AI User — applies tools daily, identifies opportunities
🥉 BRONZEBelow 60AI Aware — understands basics, ready for growth

📝 Chapter 6 Summary

Key Takeaways:
  • Use the 4-step framework: Identify → Evaluate → Prioritize → Plan
  • Look for repetitive, data-heavy, template-based tasks
  • Score opportunities by Impact × Feasibility
  • Start with quick wins (Score 9) — they build momentum and credibility
  • Your AI Opportunity Map is your roadmap for Phase 2
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