A workshop tailored to the needs of those working in manufacturing, engineering, construction, and related fields.

This session will focus on the strategic use of AI tools like ChatGPT and Microsoft Copilot for tasks such as marketing, writing tenders and grants, and automating processes in your operations, with an emphasis on the development of cohesive AI policies and systems.

Designed to build confidence in AI adoption, especially for businesses without dedicated IT personnel, this workshop offers a comprehensive introduction to AI, its pitfalls and potential, necessary security considerations, and real-world examples of successful AI integration.

By the end of the session, you will leave with a practical roadmap you can use to develop your internal AI policy, ready to enhance your business operations with AI-driven solutions.

This session will also include an update from NBN Co on their latest business connectivity options for the region.

Participants are advised to bring a device to this workshop, such as a laptop or tablet, with lunch supplied from 12:30.

We are mindful that the fee may be a barrier for some members of our community. If fees are a barrier for you to access the seminar, please contact Simone Noronha info@rdalc.org.au for further information.

About the presenter Lyndsey Jackson

Lyndsey Jackson, based in regional South Australia, has extensive experience enhancing businesses and non-profits. She leads digital innovation with a focus on practical, accessible tech education. Lyndsey and the team at WePrompt champion technology as a vital tool for empowerment in regional and underserved communities, blending 15 years of tech expertise with a dedication to social impact. For more information visit WePrompt.

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