Learn how to design AI assistants that understand your organization's unique language, goals, processes, and rules. Leave with the framework to build an assistant that solves a real business problem, structured, sourced, and ready to use.
Most AI assistants respond with generic knowledge because that is all they were ever given. They do not know your organization's terminology, objectives, roles, or rules, so they cannot deliver results your team can trust and repeat.
This session teaches participants how enterprise AI assistants actually work, how to structure instructions and knowledge sources, and how to build an assistant that produces consistent, accurate results instead of a best guess.
Either way, you leave with a repeatable framework for building AI assistants your organization can trust.
Understand what an enterprise AI assistant actually is, how it differs from a general chatbot, and why constrained context produces more accurate, reliable results.
Learn how Retrieval Augmented Generation, curated knowledge, and clear boundaries improve consistency while reducing hallucinations and guesswork.
Create the core components every assistant needs by defining objectives, terminology, roles, problems, rules, and trusted knowledge sources before writing instructions.
Learn the Kendall Activation Prompt framework to define the assistant's role, purpose, responsibilities, tasks, and expected outputs so it performs consistently.
Discover how to organize, curate, and maintain source materials so the assistant stays accurate as information evolves, rather than becoming outdated or inconsistent.
Apply everything learned to build an AI assistant aligned to your organization's language, objectives, and business context.
Every participant leaves the room with a working AI assistant, not just notes.
Live and interactive, by design. The framework lands when teams build it together in real time.
Of what an enterprise AI assistant is and why constrained context makes it reliable.
Objectives, terminology, roles, problems, and rules, defined before instructions are written.
A repeatable structure for role, purpose, responsibilities, tasks, and expected outputs.
So the assistant stays accurate as your organization's information changes.
Seats are limited to keep the session interactive. Register below to hold your spot.
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