Workshop · Half day or full day · Bring your computer
Everyone brings a computer and their real work. Step by step, at a pace people can follow. Each person leaves with AI workflows built on their own job, running on their own machine.
A presenter machine-gunning through slides. Ten minutes in, the laptops close. Three hours later everyone claps, and a month later nothing has changed. That's training money spent on applause.
This workshop runs differently. We go step by step, and we don't move on until your screen matches mine. Ken has taught corporate IT teams and virtual audiences on Zoom for years. The feedback repeats itself: people appreciate the pace.
That expectation gets set up front, so everyone in the room knows they belong there. Participants bring actual tasks from their own week. By the end of the day, those tasks are running through AI workflows they built themselves.
For the person writing the check: if each participant saves 3 hours a week, a room of 20 people recovers over 3,000 hours a year. Run that against your average salary. The workshop pays for itself in weeks.
Tell Ken your date, your team size, and the work that eats their week.
30 minutes on your team, their tools, and whether this is the right fit.
You'll leave the call knowing what the day would look like for your people.