Understand the opportunity.
Make sense of what AI can do for your organization, where it fits, and what it will take to create value.
A clearer view of AI.
Here in Northeast Oklahoma.
Practical learning and peer exchange for executives across Northeast Oklahoma. Build AI judgment alongside people navigating decisions like yours.
Better questions produce
more useful answers.
Energy, aerospace, manufacturing, and distribution connect Northeast Oklahoma to complex supply chains. The council gives executives a place to explore AI in the context of operating constraints, technical knowledge, and the people responsible for delivery.
Tulsa and communities across Northeast Oklahoma. Virtual peer sessions will connect the region, with opportunities for occasional in-person gatherings.
Learn by doing.
Work through real business questions in hands-on sessions and conversations with your peers.
Connect with your peers.
Connect with leaders from similarly sized organizations, with relevant experience to exchange.
Northeast Oklahoma gatherings
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We’re gathering interest in this chapter. Tell us which topics would help your team; session dates and formats will be shared as plans take shape.
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AI Agents at Work
Bring a persistent business problem, and learn how to use AI and Agents to solve it faster. This is a hands-on learning experience to accelerate your understanding of the capability and limitations of the tools your organization has adopted.
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Examine the assumptions behind an AI investment. Account for implementation, review, and ongoing costs, and define evidence that the work is creating value.
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Take your experiments to operations faster using design thinking principles. Apply principles of ownership, integration, and team adoption to get to the meaningful measurements that drive results.
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The questions
behind your next decision.
Discussion topics include productivity, choosing vendors, the economics of AI, and the practical responsibilities that come with deployment. Your interests help shape the conversation.
- How can AI make operational knowledge easier for a team to use?
- Where could it help identify delays or missing information in a supply chain?
- How do we test recommendations before they affect safety, quality, or delivery?
- How do we choose AI tools and vendors that fit our organization?
MembershipBring Questions.
Bring Questions.
Build Judgement and Expertise.
Apply to join a community of executives learning how to put AI to work. We use your role, experience, and company size to help bring together peers facing comparable decisions.
Who should apply?
contact@eaiac.orgThis council is designed for executives responsible for strategy, teams, and business outcomes who want to put AI to work across their organizations.
Paid membershipFee information is provided after an introductory session. Submitting an application does not commit you to payment.
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