Choose the next practical AI decision.
Use Digid insights to choose the next practical step for one AI, funding, governance, cloud, training, or workflow question. Start with the guide that matches the decision in front of you: check readiness, compare funding paths, prepare evidence, plan onboarding, or decide what to build first.
These articles are written for Canadian SMEs that need a clearer project shape before buying tools, applying for funding, training users, or connecting systems.
Read the guides as decision support, not theory. If your team is unsure where to start, begin with the workflow that already has visible friction: repeated document handling, slow customer response, manual reporting, quality review, knowledge search, intake, quoting, or scheduling. A useful AI project usually starts with a narrow business outcome, known users, available data, and a review step that keeps people accountable.
For funding-related pages, use the content to understand what evidence may be needed: the workflow, business reason, implementation scope, training need, supplier fit, expected operating change, and how the project will be measured. For build-related pages, use the content to decide what should be assessed, designed, built, and operated first. When the guide raises a question you cannot answer, use the assessment or review path to turn it into a concrete next step.
Review DMAP/TDP, SR&ED, BDC LIFT, training, and cloud-readiness routes. AI onboarding
Set operating rules, user training, and safe first use cases. Automation planning
Choose one repeatable workflow before connecting tools. Knowledge workflows
Use approved documents, permissions, citations, and review steps.