O33 Operations Camp – AI – Beyond ChatGPT Queries & BOTs
Why Someone Should Come
Most shops have tried AI by typing a few prompts into ChatGPT, but that is only the starting point. This session shows how AI can become part of the actual operating system of a business, helping teams use order history, relationship data, production information, and customer context to work faster and sell smarter.
Who Should Come
This class is for shop owners, sales teams, customer service staff, production managers, marketers, and anyone who wants to use AI for real business outcomes instead of random experiments. It is especially useful for shops that feel buried in repetitive communication, quoting, follow-up, job notes, and customer data.
What They Will Learn
- AI as a Business Tool: Learn how AI can support sales, marketing, operations, customer retention, and employee management.
- Beyond Basic Prompts: Understand the difference between asking one-off questions and building repeatable AI-assisted workflows.
- Customer Context: Learn how order history and relationship data can help create more personal, relevant customer experiences.
- Operational Support: Discover how AI can help draft replies, organize job information, summarize customer needs, and reduce repetitive admin work.
- Live Discussion and Demonstration: See practical examples of how AI is reshaping the garment printing industry
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