Data and AI Fundamentals: From Strategy to Functional Prototypes

Program Description

While this outline serves as a foundational framework with use cases from multiple industries and functions, the final program is fully customized to your industry and internal workflows.

Participants work on real-world problems, not generic examples. We engage in a pre-workshop alignment to inject your specific organizational datasets, pain points, and proprietary use cases directly into the curriculum.

Learning Objectives

Program Details

Content

Day 1: The Hybrid AI Landscape & Prompt Mastery

  • A non-technical breakdown of Traditional AI (Patterns/Predictions) vs. Generative AI (Creation), focusing on realistic expectations for brands.
  • Scenario (Banking): A leadership team evaluates using Deep Learning (DL) to detect fraud patterns in real-time while using GenAI to draft personalized customer remediation emails.
  • Hands-on: Practice “Structured Prompting” (Role + Task + Context + Constraints) to turn AI into a strategic thinking partner for market research.
  • Expected Impact: Immediate improvement in output quality through better prompting; foundation for safe AI usage.
  • Overview of how LLMs support campaign ideation, themes, and competitor analysis specifically for pharmacy and retail channels.
  • Demo: Turn a brand brief (e.g., new supplement launch) into audience personas and a SWOT analysis using no-code tools.
  • Hands-on: Input a mock brand brief → AI generates campaign angles, taglines, and key messages adapted to regulatory and brand tone constraints.
  • Expected Impact: Campaign proposal preparation in half the time; more strategic, data-backed campaign angles.
  • Using GenAI to structure proposal decks, campaign recaps, and HQ submission storylines in half the time.
  • Scenario: Input campaign results and an email brief → AI generates a slide outline, titles, and talking points for a retailer presentation.
  • Hands-on: Create a 6–8 slide outline for a retailer campaign proposal, including objectives, insights, and activation ideas.
  • Expected Impact: 30–50% reduction in time spent preparing decks; better-structured, more polished executive presentations.
  • Summarize repetitive customer questions and generate response templates while maintaining brand-safe tone.
  • Scenario: Input WhatsApp/email samples → AI drafts multilingual responses (EN/BM/Chinese) with “professional” or “warm” tones.
  • Hands-on: Build a reusable library of response prompts for CS teams, ready to plug into WhatsApp or CRM workflows.
  • Expected Impact: Faster response time; more consistent brand tone; reduced CS fatigue and drafting time.

Day 2: Data, Predictive Modeling & Governance

  • Introduction to Machine Learning (ML) for non-coders, focusing on how to use historical data for demand forecasting and OOS (Out-of-Stock) prediction.
  • Scenario (Manufacturing/Supply Chain): Input simplified performance tables → Use a no-code ML tool to identify patterns and predict volume spikes for the next quarter.
  • Hands-on: Execute a “What-If” ROI simulation – comparing the potential uplift of different media and trade budget allocations.
  • Expected Impact: Data-backed sales and ROI projections for executive-level decision-making; improved resource allocation.
  • Leverage AI image and video tools to create moodboards, lifestyle mockups, and pre-shoot concepts without a design team.
  • Demo: Turn a text concept (e.g., “family wellness at home”) into visual moodboards and storyboard ideas.
  • Hands-on: Generate visual concepts for a POSM (Point-of-Sale Material) campaign and produce simple lifestyle mockups using no-code creative tools.
  • Expected Impact: Lower production cost; reduced outsourcing for simple design/video tasks; faster content turnaround.
  • Defining guardrails around data privacy (PDPA), health claims, and brand voice to ensure safe AI usage in Malaysia.
  • Scenario (Finance/HR): Establishing review workflows for health-related claims to ensure they remain compliance-safe for pharmacy channels.
  • Hands-on: Co-create a “GenAI Playbook” outlining do’s/don’ts, approval steps, and “human-in-the-loop” checkpoints.
  • Expected Impact: Reduced risk of regulatory or medical claim breaches; 100% consistency in brand tone.
  • Identifying and prioritizing AI opportunities that align with the organization’s specific business goals.
  • The Framework: Evaluating ideas based on Feasibility (No-code ease) vs. Business Value (ROI or time saved).
  • The “Pain-Point” Audit: Mapping current team bottlenecks – such as slow deck preparation or summarizing repetitive customer queries – to specific Hybrid AI solutions.
  • Expected Impact: A prioritized “AI Backlog” of projects ready for a 3–6 month rollout plan.
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List of Deliverables

Upon completion of the program, participants will have produced a tangible “AI Portfolio” including:

Prerequisites

Who Should Attend

Training Methodology

100% HRDC-Claimable

This program is fully registered and compliant with HRDC (Human Resource Development Corporation) requirements under the SBL-Khas scheme, allowing Malaysian employers to offset the training costs against their levy.

Certification of Completion

Participants who successfully complete the program will be awarded a “Professional Certificate in Strategic AI Transformation“.

Post-Workshop Consulting (Optional)

For organizations looking to bridge the gap between training and execution, we offer optional, paid consulting services. These engagements provide expertise and technical support for specific pilot development or full-scale operational integration of the data- and AI-driven use cases established during the program.

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