Workshop · On demand
Agentic AI Workshop for Leaders
From answering to getting things done. What an AI agent is, how it is built, what it costs, and how to govern it.
Agentic AI as a leadership topic. This workshop is for decision-makers who want to understand what an AI agent actually is, where it differs from an assistant, and which questions need answering before adoption. No code, no product demos, worked through with real-world examples.
What you'll take away
- · Agent or not
- · Structure and flow
- · Build, buy, or configure
- · Judging quality
- · Governing and rolling out
Who it's for
- · Executive leadership and board members
- · Business and department heads without a technical background
- · Leaders deciding on adoption, budget, and accountability
- · Teams evaluating AI agents who need a shared vocabulary for it
Format
- · Interactive workshop, guided rather than lectured
- · No technical background required, nobody writes code
- · You write an agent its brief
- · Bring your own initiative to work on
Agenda
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01
From assistant to agent
What separates an agent from a chatbot, and what is merely called one.
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02
How an agent works
The parts, how they interact, and where these flows tend to fail.
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03
Build, buy, or configure
The three routes to an agent and what each one commits you to.
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04
What a good agent looks like
Judging quality without reading the code, and measuring it over time.
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Governance, roles, and risk
Who is accountable for what once an agent works alongside your team.
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06
Rolling it out
From a first use case to deployment that holds up in daily work.
Details
- Duration
- 2–3 hours, depending on your needs.
- Languages
- German · English
- Booking
- On-demand, booked by the client for their team.
- Locations
- Zürich · Basel · Bern · Zug · Luzern · Winterthur · St. Gallen · Geneva · Lausanne · Remote / online
Frequently asked
- How long does the workshop take?
- 2–3 hours, depending on your needs.
- Is the workshop on-site or remote?
- Either. On-site in Zürich, Basel, Bern, Zug, Luzern, Winterthur, St. Gallen, Geneva, Lausanne and elsewhere in Switzerland, or remote as an online session.
- Which language is the workshop held in?
- In German or English, as agreed.
- What background do participants need?
- None. The workshop requires no technical background, and nobody writes code.
- How many participants is the workshop designed for?
- Usually up to 20 participants. Larger groups on request.
- Can we bring our own use case?
- Yes. We work with your use case where you have one, and with our reference example where you do not. What you bring shapes the workshop more than any slide does.
- What happens to the material we bring?
- It stays yours. Documents, data and questions raised in the workshop are used for the workshop only and are not shared. We are happy to sign a confidentiality agreement beforehand.
- How is the workshop booked?
- On-demand, booked by the client for their team.