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AI-Native Change Agent
Duration: 3-Days
Format: In-Person
Audience: Team leads, change agents, digital strategists, and transformation owners driving AI initiatives
Course Description
AI-Native Change is a transformative course designed for professionals who want to lead their organizations through successful AI adoption. This course empowers you to become the essential guide your organization needs to navigate the complexities of AI and achieve sustainable, enterprise-wide success. By the end of this course, you’ll master the ability to diagnose the three critical blind spots that often prevent AI initiatives from delivering real business value.
Attendees Learn:
Diagnose the AI Opportunity Blind Spots that prevent success with AI.
Connect the behaviors of a Change Agent to overcoming these blind spots.
Articulate how a guided process is the strategic response to POC Graveyard.
Understand why AI projects fail, helping you steer your teams away from common, costly mistakes.
What’s Included:
Printable workbook for hands-on learning, note-taking, and long-term reference.
Led by experienced facilitators with deep knowledge of AI strategy.
Certificate of completion to formally recognize your achievement.
Real-world use cases and implementation guides to deepen understanding.
Get Hands-On Exercises & Use Cases.
Bonus: Free AI-Bootcamp.
Get Hand-On Demo for ServiceNow & Jira.
Trainer Name: Dr. Wiselin Mathuram
LinkedIn: linkedin.com/in/wiselin/
About Dr. Wiselin Mathuram
Chief Transformation Officer at International Business Consultants (IBC) , driving strategic vision and execution of agile transformations for global clients across industries.
Over 25 years of experience in enterprise agile coaching, value stream engineering, and DevSecOps, enabling organizations to achieve operational excellence, customer satisfaction, and competitive advantage.
SAFe Fellow & SAFe Program Consultant Trainer (SPCT) , with extensive experie
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