Essential Knowledge for AX Strategy Planning

With the advancement of generative AI, many companies are pursuing AX (AI Transformation). However, in the actual field, there are not many educational programs that systematically teach what to do and how to do it compared to the demand that "AX must be done." While most AI education focuses on how to use generative AI or write prompts, this course focuses on the "AX Strategy Planning Methodology" for transforming corporate tasks and services into AI-based ones. This course is based on the practical experience of a 25-year expert who has performed DX/AX consulting and training for large corporations, the financial sector, public institutions, and various companies in the actual IT field. It allows you to learn from a practical perspective not just how to use AI well, but which tasks should undergo AX, to what extent AI should make decisions, how to control risks, and how to design and verify AX projects. Furthermore, it systematically covers core content necessary for actual AX implementation, from understanding the essence of AX to AI thinking systems, AX design methodology, Human-AI role separation, Guardrail design, and KPI and verification structures. In particular, it goes beyond simple theoretical education. Based on real corporate cases such as insurance underwriting, customer consultation, manufacturing quality, internal work support, marketing recommendations, development productivity, and management decision-making, it provides guide templates and sample materials for AX problem definitions, AX hypothesis definitions, AX performance designs, AX service structure diagrams, Guardrail designs, and AX verification plans. This ensures that after taking the course, you can secure the practical capabilities to easily plan and promote actual AX tasks. The biggest differentiator of this lecture is that it teaches how to plan and design AX from the perspective of someone who actually performs AX projects. Specifically, by providing AX strategy planning output templates and seven industry-specific AX cases that can be used in the field, it is designed so that students can refer to cases most similar to their own work and apply them immediately by modifying them to fit their environment. In short, this is not a course to create AI users, but a process to create AX strategy planners who can design and execute a company's AX.