What is an AI workshop for companies?
An AI workshop for companies is a 1- or 2-day format where your team learns - together with an AI expert - what AI can practically do today, which use cases make sense in your specific business, and which ones don't. The goal isn't a hype talk; it's a concrete, prioritized use-case list at the end of the day. We combine theory inputs (AI fundamentals, LLMs, agents) with hands-on exercises on real data and processes from your company.
Which companies benefit most from an AI workshop?
Especially small and mid-sized businesses that want to take AI seriously but don't yet have a clear roadmap. Typical participants: leadership, business unit heads, IT leads, and key people from sales, service, or production. No prior knowledge required - the workshop meets each participant where they are. The only prerequisite is a willingness to discuss your own processes openly.
What you walk away with
Concretely: a prioritized list of 5 to 10 AI use cases for your company, each with a rough effort/value estimate. A shared vocabulary across the team - everyone now knows what an LLM is, what an AI agent can do, where the limits are. A realistic view of which use cases should be prototyped next and which should wait. And a slide deck with all inputs for follow-up.
Why this workshop is different
Most AI workshops on the market are marketing events from large consulting firms. Ours comes from 15+ years of real AI engineering at Meta, Bosch, and Amazon. We won't sell you generic use cases from a pitch deck - we'll discuss concrete processes from your business with your team and tell you honestly what works and what doesn't. No buzzword bingo, no hype slides.
Format and investment
Standard format: 1 day on-site at your office or remote. Optional day 2 for hands-on prototyping with ChatGPT, Claude, and open-source models. Group size 4 to 12 people. Pricing on request - typically in the low to mid four-figure euro range for a single-day workshop, significantly less than an engagement with a large consulting firm. Includes preparation, follow-up, and the final use-case roadmap.