Live Webinar: Design Sprints for AI Innovation
Product managers, designers and leaders are under a lot of pressure to "do something" with AI
AI opens up massive opportunities, but many teams get stuck between endless experimentation and reckless building. This webinar shows how Design Sprints can be adapted to help teams explore, validate, and de-risk AI initiatives before making heavy technical or organizational commitments.
Drawing from Just Mad’s hands-on experience with Design Sprints, AI discovery workshops, and real client cases, we’ll walk through how a time-boxed, decision-led process helps teams move from vague “AI ideas” to concrete, testable concepts with real business value.
You’ll learn how to:
Identify meaningful AI opportunities anchored in strategy, instead of chasing trends
Align stakeholders around why and where AI should be applied
Validate assumptions early with users and stakeholders
Make confident go / no-go decisions before investing
This session is ideal for product leaders, innovation managers, and cross-functional teams who want a structured, practical way to innovate with AI, reduce risk, and turn uncertainty into clarity.
Expect real frameworks, concrete examples, and actionable takeaways you can apply immediately, not theory or tool demos.
Ana Burciu is a Product Strategy consultant and co-founder of Just Mad, helping product teams calibrate their growth compass and find their true north. With over 10 years of experience in tech, she believes strategy should feel like clarity, not complexity. She’s helped product teams across startups, agencies, and global enterprises align around what really drives growth: customer value and business outcomes.
With over a decade at the intersection of business, design, and innovation, Raz Burciu helps companies turn uncertainty into opportunity. As a certified UX specialist, facilitator, and co-founder of Just Mad, he’s worked with teams at Miro, SAP, Amplitude, Cartier, UiPath, PwC, and Productboard, guiding both startups and enterprises through pivotal moments of change.