
You've made the investment. Your team has licenses. But without a clear plan to drive adoption, measure impact, and build real capability — Copilot becomes just another line item.
See your first win in 30 days. Build lasting capability in 90.

THE PROBLEM
Copilot access alone doesn't deliver business value.
You're not alone. Thousands of organizations are in the exact same spot — Copilot licenses are being purchased now, but most teams don't have a structured plan to turn access into actual productivity gains.
Access isn't enablement
Most standard Copilot training delivers access to generic content — but doesn't benchmark your team, target development by role, or measure whether anything actually improved. There's a better way.
"We have the licenses, but nobody really uses it."
Adoption without enablement stalls fast. People revert to what they know.
"The onboarding training felt too generic."
Out-of-the-box training isn't role-specific or tied to how your team actually works.
"I don't know where to start or who to prioritize."
Without a baseline, you're guessing. And guessing wastes time and budget.
"Leadership wants ROI, and I have nothing to show them."
If you can't measure improvement, you can't prove — or protect — the investment.
the keys to success
Stimulate adoption and impact.
Meaningful ROI from your investment in Copilot is feasible within 30 to 90 days — when you follow a proven framework. Successful organizations don't just hand out licenses and hope for the best. They follow a system.
This playbook is designed to help you accomplish the three keys to a successful Copilot rollout.
1
Stimulate Copilot usage and adoption
Quick and low-friction. Get your team actually using Copilot in their daily workflows — not just aware of it.
2
Targeted upskilling on Copilot and AI
High value and scalable. Role-specific training that builds real capability, not just awareness.
3
Quantified ROI
3× to 10× results are achievable. Measure what changed and tie it directly to business outcomes leadership cares about.
the framework
Assess
Train
Measure
Repeat
Most Copilot rollouts skip the first and last step. That's why they fail. The organizations seeing real results follow a consistent loop — not a one-time event.
day 1 - 14
Assess capability
Establish a real baseline before training anyone.
Benchmark current AI and data literacy by role
Identify where gaps are widest
Prioritize who to enable first for fastest impact
Create a measurable starting point for ROI tracking


day 15 - 75
Target development
Effective enablement meets people where they are — not where you wish they were. We slice training across multiple dimensions to make sure the right people get the right skills at the right time.
By department — tailored to how each team actually uses Copilot
By level — different needs for individual contributors vs. managers
Leadership & management — strategic adoption and decision-making
Knowledge & data workers — hands-on productivity and workflow gains



your 30-day win
After your first lunch & learn or kickoff workshop, your team will have hands-on Copilot experience, a shared baseline of what good looks like, and a prioritized list of use cases to build on — something you can put in front of leadership right away.
day 76 - 90
Measure impact
Prove what changed. Set the baseline for what's next.
Track skill proficiency improvement vs. baseline
Quantify time savings and workflow efficiency gains by role
Report productivity improvements leadership can act on
Build the case for expanding access and investment

Gen AI Skill Trend
48%

This is not a one-time event. The Assess → Train → Measure loop runs on repeat — each cycle deepening capability and tightening the link between training spend and business outcomes.
proof it works
What organizations see when they follow the system.
Across industries and team sizes, structured Copilot enablement consistently outperforms generic rollouts — by a wide margin.
% +
Average skills improvement in verified assessments across enabled teams
+
Hours saved per employee, per year through structured AI enablement
X
ROI on your Maven training investment — using conservative assumptions
/10
Team satisfaction score across enablement programs
X -
X
ROI on your total AI and Copilot investment when you pair licenses with structured enablement
built for your role
Not everyone needs the same thing — but everyone needs something.
Effective enablement is role-specific from day one. One of the most common mistakes in Copilot rollouts is treating it like a single training event for the whole org.
We work with teams across the entire organization — from finance and operations to sales, safety, HR, and beyond. The categories below are common starting points, but every enablement plan is tailored to how your org is actually structured.
Don't see your team above? Every plan starts with a conversation about how your organization is structured and where Copilot can deliver the most value first.
why traditional training fails
Access Isn't Enablement
Most standard Copilot training delivers access to generic content. It doesn't benchmark where your team is starting from, target development by role, or measure whether capability actually improved. That's the gap this playbook is designed to close.
Traditional Approach
Maven Analytics Approach
Deliver content without measuring skill levels
Benchmark skills and build from a real baseline
No clear view of where capability gaps exist
Assess proficiency to identify exactly where to focus
One-size-fits-all learning across all roles
Target development by role and actual need
No way to measure real improvement or impact
Measure improvement and tie it to business outcomes
Training treated as a one-time event
Continuous loop that deepens capability over time
The goal isn't to flip a switch for your entire organization overnight. It's to start focused, prove impact quickly, and build a model that scales with confidence.
get started
A skills benchmark gives you a clear baseline — who's ready, where the gaps are, and exactly where to focus first. No pitch, no fluff. Just a starting point that drives real results.

