Find a good place to learn.

For a first project, choose a frequent task, an available group of users and accessible data. A focused use case makes results easier to observe. It helps you understand integration costs and necessary adjustments before involving the whole organization.

Observe before you decide.

Agree in advance on the conditions for continuing, adjusting or stopping the experiment. Consider both practical usefulness and the effort required to run it. A successful project might lead to a product, a simpler automation or a better way of organizing information.