How Nexio Projects brought AI into daily work
Shared building practices and support helped a 45-person team move from individual experiments to a managed library of agents.
- Reported daily AI usage
- 88%
- Rollout period
- 4 months
- Published agents
- 100+
The problem
As more people built agents, the team needed a common way to choose workflows, find existing agents, and manage quality.
How Nexio organised the rollout
Nexio formed a cross-functional task force, introduced an ethical-use policy, and ranked workflows by value and feasibility. An agent register, office hours, and human review supported the growing library.
Where Elements contributed
Elements supported workflow demonstrations, troubleshooting, workspace diagnostics, and a governance playbook. Nexio’s team led its internal rollout. Elements also wrote the customer story published by Dust, where it is identified as a partner.
What to take from the project
Give each workflow an owner. Make existing agents easy to find. Decide who reviews outputs and who maintains an agent once people rely on it.
The outcome
Nexio reported 88% daily AI usage across 45 people after four months, with more than 100 published agents. These figures describe the rollout documented in the Dust customer story.
How to read these results: Nexio reported the usage and agent counts for its four-month rollout. These are adoption measures, not a cash-saving calculation. Elements supported the programme and wrote the story hosted by Dust, where it is identified as a partner; that publication is not independent validation.
About this update: Added measurement context and a related implementation guide.