
Use Case
AI tools don't drive adoption. Programs do. PlusPlus is how technical organizations run AI enablement at the scale and speed the business expects.

The problem
Most AI enablement programs aren't programs. They're playlists.
the adoption gap
People have the tools. They haven't changed how they work.
Access and adoption are not the same thing. The gap between "everyone has a license" and "people are actually working differently" is a program problem — not a tool problem.
The scale problem
One person is responsible for moving thousands of people.
The program manager responsible for AI adoption has a mandate, a small team, and an org that keeps growing. The math doesn't work without operational leverage.
Executive visibility
The CTO asked how it's going. You need a real answer.
AI adoption is on the exec agenda. Without program-level data — completion rates, cohort performance, engagement — the only report you can give is a vibe check.
What most teams are doing
There is a difference between sharing content and running a program.
How it's structured
Four phases. Multiple cohorts in parallel. Getting smarter over time.
AI is too important to be one bullet on an L&D page. With Channels, AI enablement gets its own dedicated space — branded, curated, and owned by the team driving the initiative. Over time, it becomes your organization's AI Center of Excellence: the place where practices, people, and programs accumulate.
Results
What this looks like when it's running
engineers onboarded
by 1 program manager
monthly opt-in engagement vs.
<5% industry avg
increase in
workshop attendance
admin hours saved per month
increase in event registrants
programs per year — one person,
5,000 employees
Your AI program doesn't have to start from scratch.
See how PlusPlus structures, scales, and measures AI enablement — and what it looks like at organizations already running it well.







