We live in an unprecedented technology renaissance that has produced an explosion of early-stage technologies crossing every domain, including materials sciences, medicine, IoT, Cyber, robotics, and data analytics.
 

 

• How do we make sense of it all?

• How do we reinvent ourselves and our company to achieve practical results?
   

 

Transform Innovation designs customized workshops training its clients on how to reinvent their own innovation process and implemented in the Disruptive Technology Program at Stanford and at Xerox PARC. Workshops are conducted by world-class faculty from the top engineering schools and guided by business executives who understand corporate processes.
 

 

These one, two, or three-day workshops take real client problems and develop solutions that transform technology into growth opportunities.
 

 

WORKSHOP 1: ONE- OR TWO-DAY UNDERSTANDING AI AND LLMS LIKE CHATBOTGPT

 

AI is a generic term that includes an extensive set of components that include neural networks, Large Language Models, Predictive Analytics, and a host of other machine intelligence capability. This workshop breaks it down for the C Level Executive and offers the pros and cons of each option while showing that machine learning can be used without the risk of LLMs. Client examples: American Gaming Association, Lusk Institute for Commercial Real Estate, and others.

 

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WORKSHOP 2: ONE- OR TWO-DAY NEW FRONTIERS IN CYBERSECURITY

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Cyberattacks are increasing at an alarming rate as bad actors begin to use advanced tools, including botnets that leverage machine intelligence as a weapons launch platform. As sophistication grows, our ability to defend against attack is increasingly problematic.

 

This two-day workshop introduces attendees to the latest developments in technology but goes much further by introducing a roadmap for them to follow in developing advanced techniques for defense. Client Example: Kaseya training and certification of 300 IT professionals.

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WORKSHOP 3: ONE- OR TWO-DAY REINVENTING CORPORATE INNOVATION

 

Based on the course developed and taught to graduate engineers at Stanford by Michael Steep, this workshop reexamines how company R&D needs to consider in its innovation process.

 

• How do we make sense of it all and decide for ourselves what we need to continue growth into the future? How do we develop our own career strategy with the rapid advancement of technology and changing expertise?