Delivering Enterprise AI: From Architecture to Real-World ROI
NDC Oslo - Oslo Spektrum · Mon 14 & Tue 15 Sept · 09:00–17:00 UTC+02
AI workshops & speaking
Enterprise AI projects rarely fail on the model. They fail on everything around it - use case selection, architecture, security, data and governance. Our training covers the pitfalls that derail delivery, and how to chart a path to enterprise AI at scale.
From one-hour keynotes to two-day deep dives
Speaking
Conference talks, user groups and Microsoft events - connecting emerging technology with the realities of enterprise adoption.
See what’s coming up →Upcoming workshops and presentations
A snapshot of upcoming events, workshops and presentations.
NDC Oslo - Oslo Spektrum · Mon 14 & Tue 15 Sept · 09:00–17:00 UTC+02
NDC Oslo - Oslo Spektrum · Wednesday · 13:40–14:40 UTC+02
What we teach
The same material, refocused for each audience - from where AI creates value to how the systems behind it are actually built.
Where AI creates value, how to choose use cases that deliver ROI, and why so many projects stall before production.
Retrieval, agents, data platforms and integration - the patterns behind AI systems that reach production and stay there.
Security, risk, evaluation and oversight, designed in from day one rather than bolted on at the end.
How modern AI applications and agents actually work, and how the engineering role is changing around them.
Content evolves as AI platforms and practices change.
Concepts are reinforced through examples, demonstrations and hands-on exercises.
Learning connects business, architecture, governance and engineering perspectives.
Every session is informed by how the underlying technology actually works.
About ArgoLab
ArgoLab is a practical AI education practice - workshops, training and conference talks on how enterprise AI systems are actually designed, delivered and governed.
Adam spent seven years at Microsoft and has been building on Azure since its early days. He speaks at conferences, user groups and Microsoft events, and teaches across business, architecture, governance and engineering audiences.
He loves learning new technology early, finding the pitfalls and best practices, then sharing what he has learned.
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