CASE STUDIES

Turning Regulatory Complexity into Organisational Confidence

As the EU AI Act is introduced, organisations are facing a common challenge: how to educate staff, not just legal or technical teams, on what the legislation means, and how to act in line with it.

Purdie Pascoe, a highly respected MedTech market research organisation, recognised the importance of raising organisation-wide awareness before compliance deadlines loomed. They didn’t just want to tick a training box. They wanted a well-informed workforce that could speak confidently about AI, understand their responsibilities, and support the company’s wider strategy with transparency and trust.

That’s where Kompela’s online AI Literacy: EU AI Act Essentials training course came in.

The Approach: Practical, Engaging, and Built for Compliance

We delivered Kompela’s 90 minute, self-paced, AI Literacy: EU AI Act Essentials training course – a structured training programme designed to help teams, from the boardroom to the back office, understand the growing legal and ethical responsibilities around AI use.

The course focuses on four key pillars of the EU AI Act:

Transparency – knowing when and how AI is used in organisational processes

Human Oversight – maintaining human-in- the-loop practices where needed

Explainability – understanding what an AI system does and why

Literacy – ensuring staff can engage intelligently and responsibly with AI tools

Every participant received a completion certificate as proof of their engagement and understanding

Client Testimonial

On completion of the course, Purdie Pascoe’s Operations Director, Lindsey Cotterill said

“We could immediately see the increased understanding amongst our team with regards to AI. It initiated internal discussions on use and compliance. The team found the training was engaging and set at the right level to provide working knowledge. The team at Kompela were on hand throughout the training process to help with questions on how to use the platform, and kept us updated on completion numbers.

We now use Kompela to train all our new starters, and intend to stay in touch for any AI training updates.”