Hands-On AI Training
Our AI workshops are specifically designed for the needs of businesses. Learn how AI can optimize your processes and unlock new opportunities.
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Microsoft 365
Use Copilot, Outlook, Teams, Word, and Excel in day-to-day workflows: prompts, automations, governance, and secure team collaboration patterns.
Who it is for
For people who use Outlook, Teams, Word, or Excel every day and want to use Copilot in their own work.
AI Agents
Design and implement agent-based solutions: roles, tool orchestration, guardrails, multi-agent flows, and practical business use cases.
Who it is for
For teams that want to hand recurring work to AI agents, including roles, tools, and limits.
AI Programming
Hands-on introduction to building AI-assisted applications: API integration, prompt design, structured outputs, evaluation, and deployment basics.
Who it is for
For people who want to build AI-assisted applications, from the API connection to a first version they can ship.
AI Database Optimization
Apply AI to data modeling, SQL optimization, query analysis, and performance tuning, with practical patterns for reporting and production systems.
Who it is for
For teams that want to improve data models, SQL, queries, or reporting.
AI Foundry
Set up Foundry projects, choose suitable models, plan agent workflows, and prepare first production scenarios with governance and monitoring.
Who it is for
For teams that want to set up Azure AI Foundry and prepare first production scenarios with governance.
Working with AI
Where AI creates real benefit in day-to-day work, and where its limits and typical mistakes are: hallucinations, false certainty, data protection, and confidential data. Review results critically, including how to spot typical signs of AI-written text and check it for specificity, for example with the instruction: “Mark every passage that sounds generic, says nothing concrete, or would need a source, and say briefly why.” A general overview of labeling, copyright, and the EU AI Act, without legal advice, and ground rules for AI use in the team.
Who it is for
For people who use AI in day-to-day work or introduce it in a team and want to clarify opportunities, limits, and their own rules.
Online training recommendation: 12 to 16 participants usually offers strong interaction while maintaining high quality.
