Transform Business Workflows with Generative AI
About the Training
Discover how generative AI can help you work smarter, streamline everyday tasks, and improve business productivity.
Maryland MEP, in partnership with ONLC Training, is offering this one-day, virtual training focused on practical applications of generative AI in the workplace. Participants will explore how tools like Microsoft 365 Copilot can simplify routine tasks, improve communication, and support more efficient business workflows.
Through practical examples, you'll gain a better understanding of how AI can be incorporated into everyday business activities and identify opportunities to apply these tools within your organization.
What You'll Learn
Explore practical ways to use generative AI in everyday business operations:
- AI Fundamentals — Understand generative AI and its business applications.
- Workflow Efficiency — Automate routine tasks and improve productivity.
- Content Creation — Draft emails, reports, and presentations using AI.
- Data Analysis — Summarize information and support decision-making.
- Collaboration — Improve communication and meeting efficiency.
- Practical Applications — Identify opportunities to use AI in your organization.
Who Should Attend?
This training is designed for Maryland manufacturing professionals interested in using AI to improve everyday business operations. It is especially relevant for business owners, managers, operations professionals, human resources teams, administrative staff, and others looking to increase productivity and efficiency.
No programming experience is required.
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DATE & TIME:
- January 13, 2027
- 9:00 AM – 4:00 PM
LOCATION:
This will be a Virtual Training. Zoom Details TBA
COST:
*Special pricing is available to Maryland manufacturers only. All required registration information must be completed to qualify.
CONTACT:
For more information about this training, please contact:
Michelle Williams
Grant Funding Notice: Accurate and complete registration information is required to establish eligibility for grant funding used to offset training costs. If a participant provides inaccurate or incomplete information, the participant’s organization may be responsible for paying the portion of the training cost that otherwise would have been covered by grant funding.
