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Take your team from average AI users to the top 1 per cent.
The top 1 per cent give AI a job, on their own work. Hands-on workshops where your team learns to do the same on its business problems, in your industry’s terms. A half day, a full day or two days, in person and online.
Sessions so far, in person and online, for corporate teams in
- Singapore
- Malaysia
- Brunei
- UAE
- Bhutan
- Turkey
- The Maldives
Every group works on a problem it brought in.
Before the session, each participant answers a short survey: what they do, which AI tools they already use, and which piece of their week they would hand over tomorrow if they could.
I build the modules from those answers and from your industry. So a finance team works on its month-end pack, a sales team on its lead list, and nobody practises on an exercise from a textbook.
- A short survey before every session.
- Small groups, laptops open, on their tasks.
- Every group builds something before it leaves.
The modules I run most often.
Your session takes some of these, on the problems from your survey and in your industry’s terms. More is possible. If the survey turns up something these do not cover, a module gets written for your team.
- Foundations of AI and agentic AIHow the models work, why they make things up, what an agent is, and how to tell a good output from a plausible one. The first module in most sessions.
- AutomationReports, inbox triage, follow-ups, summaries. Each group picks one repeat task of its own, builds an automation for it, and writes the rules it runs under.
- AI for marketing and lead generationCategory sweeps, creative rounds, a morning readout from read-only data, and a lead flow with one named owner. The way my own agency runs it.
- Solving complex business problems with AIOne problem your team argues about, broken into parts, with a prototype on approved data and a 90-day plan.
- Building your first agentIn threes, on a task from your week: a job description, tools, a never list, a first job run live, and a 30-day pilot plan.
Keynotes for the big room.
Thirty to forty-five minutes shows a running system. Ninety minutes builds one live, if the organiser wants that.
Request a keynoteI teach what my teams run.
Design, performance marketing, leads, outreach and an autonomous content team. In each one AI does the reading and the drafting and a named person decides. One of the working documents is below.
Talk to our front desk and build your training programme.
Tell it the repetitive task you want AI to take on first. It is an automated assistant, not a person: it asks a few questions, writes your brief and passes it to me.
The front desk an automated assistant, not a person. I read every brief myself.
Hi, I’m the front desk, an automated assistant. What is the repetitive task you would like AI to take on first?
Your brief so far: Review and send
The front desk never quotes fees or confirms dates. What you type stays in this tab until you choose to send the form.
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Questions organisers ask.
Where does he run sessions?
Across Asia, in person and online. Workshops so far have run in Singapore, Malaysia, Brunei, the UAE, Bhutan, Turkey and the Maldives, for a number of corporate clients. Online sessions suit a team spread across offices.
Workshop or keynote?
A keynote takes 30 to 45 minutes and shows what changes, on a live system. A workshop is a half day, a full day or two days with laptops open, built on your team’s problems. Organisers often book the keynote for the conference and the workshop for the people who will do the work.
What do you mean by the top 1 per cent?
A level of skill, not a ranking I can measure. People at that level use AI on real work every day, know what the models do well and badly, can build a simple automation or agent on their own task, and can tell a good output from a plausible one. The sessions train to that bar. How far a team gets depends on the team and on what it does afterwards.
How is a session tailored to our team?
Before the session each participant answers a short survey about what they already use and what eats their week. The modules are chosen and ordered from those answers, in your industry’s terms and on your business problems.
What should we prepare before the session?
Pick the people, have each one fill in the short survey, and get the subscriptions on the tool list. Everyone then brings one real task from their week, ideally a repetitive or stuck one, and works on it with laptops open.
What does it cost?
We have different commercials for half day, full day and two day packages. They can be customised based on the workshop requirements. Email daksh.sharma@iffort.com for the commercials and dates.
Do participants need any AI tools?
Yes. A list of AI tools goes out before the session, and each participant needs their own subscriptions to the tools on it. The subscriptions are not part of the fee. Without them a person can follow along but will not build anything.
How do I book?
Email daksh.sharma@iffort.com with who is in the room, how many, where and roughly when, or send a request from the Book page: pick workshop, keynote, training or custom, and add your name, email, phone and a short message. The details go to a private Google Sheet that only I can open, used only to reply, and nothing is emailed to you automatically. I read every enquiry and reply myself.
What happens to the details I send?
The request form on the Book page stores the request type, your name, email, phone, company if you add it, and your message in a private Google Sheet that only Daksh can open. They are used only to reply to you, and nothing is emailed to you automatically.
Tell Daksh about your team.
Got a workshop or a keynote in mind? Send a request from the Book page, or email daksh.sharma@iffort.com. I read every one and reply myself.