Using AI at Work
"Using AI at Work" shares real life stories of how business professionals are using generative AI in their daily operations. Join us to explore innovative AI use cases, overcome adoption challenges, and gain insights that drive business success.
Podcasting since 2024 • 63 episodes
Using AI at Work
Latest Episodes
63: Using AI for Content, Analytics, and SEO with Debra Andrews
In this episode of Using AI at Work, Chris Daigle dives into an insightful conversation with Debra Andrews, President of Marketri, a strategic B2B marketing consultancy. Debra shares how her team has adopted AI over the past two years—starting ...
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Episode 63
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62: Using AI for Custom Worklow Solutions with Andrew Amann
In this episode of Using AI at Work, Chris Daigle sits down with Andrew Amann, CEO of NineTwoThree, a seasoned engineer and product builder who’s been working with AI since 2016. Andrew shares insights from building over 150 AI products and dis...
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Episode 62
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61: Using AI for Seamless Workplace Booking with Khurram Sheikh
In this episode of Using AI at Work, Chris Daigle sits down with Khurram Sheikh, founder and CEO of CXAI, a public company revolutionizing the way large enterprises manage workplace logistics through AI. Khurram introduces CXAI’s powerful platf...
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Episode 61
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60: Using AI to Drive Organizational Change with Sara Flowers
In this episode of Using AI at Work, host Chris Daigle catches up with longtime business strategist and Chief AI Officer graduate, Sara Flowers. Known for her deep expertise in workplace optimization, Sara shares how she’s used generative AI to...
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Episode 60
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59: Using AI for Agentic Workflows and Personalization with Claire Bouvier
AI isn’t just a tool—it’s a game-changer in how we work and communicate. In this episode, Chris Daigle sits down with Claire Bouvier, one of Canada’s top AI experts, to discuss the rise of AI agents and their transformative impact on business a...
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Episode 59
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