We invite companies interested in integrating artificial intelligence into their operations in a systematic, measurable, and long-term manner to join the event “Demystifying Artificial Intelligence: How to Prepare Your Company for Successful AI Implementation”.
During the training, we will guide companies in identifying situations where artificial intelligence and advanced computing infrastructure (HPC) can support their business operations, development, testing, or scaling of solutions. We will also present the opportunities available to companies through the SLAIF project.
The event is intended for companies, startups, and development teams looking to systematically introduce artificial intelligence into their business processes and develop AI-based products and services. The focus will be on preparing companies for an AI/HPC project – from defining the business challenge and assessing data quality to selecting an appropriate use case, planning a Proof of Concept (PoC), and transitioning to a production environment.
Participants will learn:
- which business challenges are suitable for the application of AI,
- when an AI solution requires HPC infrastructure,
- how to assess their company’s readiness,
- how to prepare data, processes, and teams for the first PoC,
- how to select a use case with the greatest business impact,
- how to plan the transition to a production-ready solution,
- how to align an AI project with KPIs, ROI, and the company’s long-term objectives.
The event is organised within the DIGI-SI 2.0 project and is intended for companies that want to understand, test, and implement artificial intelligence in a way that creates tangible business value.
Workshop details:
- Date: 27 August 2026
- Time: 12:00–16:00
- Location: Technology Park Ljubljana, XR Lab (Building C, 3rd floor)
Registration is open until 25 August 2026.
The value of the service is EUR 250.00 per company, and the service is available to eligible SMEs. 50% of the service value is co-financed by the Digital Europe Programme, while the remaining 50% constitutes State aid granted in accordance with the GBER (Article 28).
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