Building with AI

Description

Building with AIYour next asset is already within your company. You just need to stop losing it.Every day, valuable information is produced within a company.During a sales call, an objection arises that could change a campaign.In a meeting, a decision is made that no one remembers accurately a few days later.A customer uses words that could become the next communication angle.Amid briefs, documents, tasks, and conversations, a wealth of knowledge accumulates that too often remains scattered among people and tools.What if AI could help us not only to produce faster but to not lose all this value?During Building with AI, we will tell you what we are concretely doing at ZERO Remote Farm to transform real business problems into systems capable of utilizing the context and knowledge that the company produces every day.We will share how a problem that arose within ZERO—dozens of calls constantly producing information, insights, and feedback that risked being lost—led us first to experiment with an internal solution and, subsequently, to transform it into askmentor, our first AI business.We will then see what happens when a problem you feel every day in your company is not only yours.When you start testing a solution.When that solution actually enters processes.And when you discover that the market also needs the same thing.During the meeting, we will talk about AI, agents, and automation starting from the same principle:first the problem, then the technology.No flashy presentations of the latest tool, unrealistic promises, or theory for theory's sake.We will bring to the stage what we are already building, using, and testing inside our company: what works, where we went wrong, what limits we encountered, and what we learned.The event is particularly designed for entrepreneurs, CEOs, sales directors, sales managers, marketing managers, and managers who want to understand how to use AI not just as a simple assistant, but as a tool to finally make usable the knowledge that their company generates every day.Because sometimes, solving an internal problem, you simply build a better process.Other times, you discover that you have found the starting point for your next business.