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Inside this session

🔁 Quick Recap of Session 1: Discovering & Classifying Automation Use Cases — Framework & Scoring
Where we left off — A short refresher on classification and scoring, just enough to get everyone on the same page before we build on top of it.

📐 Prioritization: The 2×2 Quadrant
Not all scored use cases are equal — Plotting business benefit against feasibility to surface the quick wins, the strategic bets worth the investment, and the ones worth parking for now.

🗺️ Ranking & Sequencing the Roadmap
From a quadrant to a delivery plan — Turning placement on the grid into an actual ranked, actionable sequence your team can commit to.

🤖 Making It Repeatable with Agents
From workshop to workflow — How the entire assessment — classification, scoring, ranking — can be rebuilt as an agentic workflow, so the framework becomes a reusable tool teams run themselves, not a one-off exercise that gathers dust.

🚀 Live Agent Demo & Walkthrough
Raw idea to ranked backlog entry, live — We run a real use case through the complete framework end-to-end using the actual agent pipeline, in real time.

📦 Post-Event Resources

• 2×2 quadrant use case ranker (Excel)

• Agent instructions (Markdown — system prompts used in the live demo)

• Full session recording & slides

❗ Prerequisites

• Attendance at Session 1, or familiarity with its framework (classification, feasibility scoring, benefit/ROI modeling)

• Comfort reading a simple Excel-based scoring model (no formulas to build — just following inputs and outputs)

🎯 Good to Have

• Interest in agent-building tools (LangGraph, agent builders, or similar) — the demo is tool-agnostic but hands-on

• A candidate use case from your own backlog, if you'd like it run live in the walkthrough