Pollinger AI

29/05/2026

44% of employees now use AI at work.

Only 19% have had any training.

That's not a skills gap - it's a training failure.

A new report from Digit.fyi lays out the numbers, and they're hard to ignore:

👉 99% of executives say they have an AI skills strategy
👉 Only 38% have actually funded it
👉 1 in 3 organisations haven't even assessed their team's AI readiness
👉 Just 16% offer structured internal training

Most teams are left to figure AI out alone - through YouTube videos and trial and error.

No structure. No quality control. No confidence that they're using it well.

AI tools are only as useful as the people using them. Without proper training, you get inconsistent quality, wasted time, and missed opportunities.

This is exactly why I built my AI training programmes at pollinger.ai - practical, structured, and designed for how people actually work.

Not theory. Not hype. Just the practical skills your team needs to use AI confidently and effectively.

If your organisation is in the 62% without a proper training budget, or the 84% without structured programmes, let's talk.

📅 Book a free consultation → https://www.pollinger.ai/appointments

27/05/2026

Want to use AI in your business without losing what makes your brand unique?

I’ve just published a new guide on how to keep your authentic brand voice while using tools like ChatGPT and Copilot - including practical tips, examples, and a simple framework you can apply today.

Read the full blog: https://www.pollinger.ai/blog/how-to-use-ai-without-losing-your-brand-voice

If you want AI to sound like you and not a robot; this will help.

AI can save you hours on blogs, emails and social posts – but it can also make you sound generic. Learn a simple workflow to use ChatGPT and Copilot while protecting your brand voice and keeping your content distinctly you.

11/05/2026

AI strategy does not need to start with a major transformation project.

For most small businesses, the best starting point is much simpler.

✅ Look at where time is being lost.
✅ Find where quality could improve.
✅ Choose one or two useful AI use cases.
✅ Test them properly.
✅ Train your team.
✅ Measure what changes.

That is how AI moves from being interesting to being genuinely useful.

In my latest Pollinger AI blog, I explain how small businesses can build an AI strategy that is practical, focused and linked to real business goals.

It covers:

• Setting clear AI objectives
• Getting your data in better shape
• Choosing tools such as ChatGPT, Microsoft 365 Copilot or Gemini
• Running a sensible pilot before rolling AI out more widely
• Training your team and keeping human oversight in place

The main message is simple; start small, stay focused and build from what works.

Read the blog here:
https://www.pollinger.ai/blog/how-to-build-an-ai-strategy-for-your-small-business