Delivered through Saifk Thaki, an initiative of Ministry of Communications and Information Technology
A hands-on, in-person session that moves leaders past awareness — with live demonstrations of Microsoft Copilot, AI agents, Claude, and lightweight automation in real executive workflows. No technical background required.
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Most leaders are aware of AI. Few have a clear, structured view of where it fits in their own organisation. This session closes that gap.
Experience Microsoft Copilot, AI agents and Claude applied to real leadership tasks live.
Understand how automation removes friction from routine business workflows.
Walk out with a structured view of where to begin and how to approach adoption.
AI is reshaping uptime, quality, efficiency and supply-chain resilience. But adoption succeeds or fails on how leaders understand their data, systems and workflows.

Across Excel, PowerPoint and Teams, board-level updates from raw notes, financial summaries from spreadsheets, meeting notes turned into action items

Build a simple internal assistant for HR and policy queries, knowledge-base support and approval workflows — introduced in a controlled, scalable way.

Turn raw notes and multiple documents into structured reports, proposals and consolidated recommendations — then iterate to decision-ready quality.
Connect tools and data via n8n or no-code tools, so routine, repetitive steps run themselves, without heavy engineering.
From systems and data to live demos and a roadmap, every block ends in something usable.
Examples: Board updates from raw notes · financial summaries from Excel · meeting notes → action items.
Case Studies: AI customer support, finance & compliance automation, AI-assisted reporting and planning.
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Tea Break
Leadership Focus: Introducing AI agents in a controlled, scalable way across departments.
Scenarios: Raw notes → structured report · brief → proposal draft · multiple inputs → consolidated recommendations.
OUTPUT: Each participant outlines 1–2 priority use cases and a practical starting plan.
Q&A and Discussion