They Came as AI Users. They Left as AI Builders.

Practical use cases, with the focus on application over theory.

It made us realise that AI is an extension of our productivity. I really appreciated the hands-on and practical exercises — very useful.

I really like Copilot and Napkin, since I had never used them before.

The hands-on part which we do during the training, with immediate results on the exercise — very practical and useful.

The programme helped me understand how to use AI effectively to improve my productivity and work quality.

Making PowerPoint presentations so much faster and better.

Gaining new knowledge and an eye-opener on preparing presentation slides — finding new methods to perform work faster.

This showed me how I will improve the process of our workflow, in my department and my daily tasks.

I now know more clearly the prompt that should be used for a better result.

Easy to understand how to use several AI websites such as Perplexity, Notebook LM and Gamma.

The use of other AI tools — I plan to use them for writing meeting minutes effectively.

It makes work faster, and I will share it with the team.

I'm amazed by how quickly and easily something can be analysed, generated and produced within minutes, which normally took me much longer the traditional way.

So many possibilities and productivity gains you can apply once you strive to use AI.

The usefulness of AI to work, and how easy and fast it makes your day-to-day work.

Understanding that different AI platforms serve different purposes, and how that effectively reflects in the end result.

Discovering tools like Notebook LM and Napkin for our legal work.

The agent bot — I plan to use it in data analytics.

The flow of using multiple AI tools to complete tasks.

Improvement in data compilation and presentation preparation.

The dynamic report and presentation module was the most valuable.

Using Canva to create presentations, and collecting data from Copilot AI.

I can save the attachment from email straight to SharePoint, and automatically get an update on the submission status.

I learned how to make slides with AI assistance, and I can go through any document in the fastest way.

I plan to use Power Automate to simplify repetitive daily tasks and improve work efficiency — approvals, reminders, notifications and report generation, reducing manual work and errors.

AI is not just a tool for saving time, but for improving the quality and consistency of my work.

How we can automate daily tasks, especially the repetitive ones — the automation and AI really help with the tedious work.

I plan to analyse issues more systematically, make better decisions, and support my team more effectively.

Automation can exist from many angles — many of our daily repetitive tasks can be automated.

Canva and Napkin — designing the presentation and the visual part.

AI prompt, AI agents, email sorting and auto-response.

Identify the repetitive tasks, ask ChatGPT to guide me in creating the flow, then create the flow in Power Automate.

This experience strengthened my understanding of AI concepts and practical implementation, so I can identify where AI can add value to business processes.

Before this training my thinking was always about automation; after it, I found better tools to turn my automation ideas into unexpected results.

We were able to address our pain point into one dashboard.

Able to develop apps without coding, only by chatting with the bot.

I am able to create a website in a short time — I'm now familiar with Bolt.new and the PRD.

I'm now able to create my own apps, which is actually quite easy using AI.

As long as there is a token, nothing is impossible.

I'm expanding myself to the use of AI beyond ChatGPT and Copilot.

The prompt to get an accurate outcome, and building a chatbot to automate some tedious work.

Very useful — it can help me automate my workflow, particularly routine emails requesting updates, or notifying the next committee meeting date and agenda deadline.

Only today did I learn Copilot can do so many things — from prompting to creating a chatbot, presentations, Canva AI and Napkin AI, which we all need nowadays.

I learned how to prompt correctly and effectively, and how to build a Copilot agent.

Building an agent for repetitive tasks, and generating PowerPoint slides in a short time with creative templates.

The agent helps to address MBR questions without going through the report page by page, and gives you a summary via email.

Before this training I thought I knew 40% of how to leverage AI; after Day 1, I realised there are so many day-to-day tasks that can be enhanced with AI.

Understanding how AI can help simplify our day-to-day tasks and plan our work effectively.

We can build some agents into our work to smooth out the daily operation process.

It's a bit difficult to understand the big picture at first, but when I tried it for my own use case, Copilot helped a lot.

How to prompt correctly to get what we expect — I can prompt much better now that I know the CRE: context, role and expectation.

Using Copilot to create a workflow in Power Automate, and conducting proper error troubleshooting.

I can now fully utilise Microsoft 365, and I learned how to prompt.

For Day 3 Copilot Studio, I definitely found this the most complicated — I wish we had more time for it.

I can combine Copilot with several AI tools like Napkin and Canva — and I can demonstrate it all myself.

Learning the different tools that we can use in AI, and when to reach for each one.

Knowing how to communicate and make requests with the different AI tools.

Creating slides and Copilot agents within a few seconds — it makes our daily life easier.

Being able to use multiple different AI tools to assist with work matters.

The training is relevant to my job — it really eased how I use the correct prompts.

I learned a lot, and tried many new AI platforms I had never visited before.

Napkin AI lets me create visuals in a very short time, and they are clear to understand.

CRE, and getting better at prompting to get the correct answers.

Being able to create diagrams and charts with Napkin — I find it very seamless to use.

How to use the AI apps, and which to use for our daily work and tasks.

New knowledge and skills to further leverage AI tools to produce quality work more efficiently.

Most of the topics were new to me; I may apply AI to do some comparisons after this.

Incorporating Copilot with Napkin and Canva to create a presentation.

Generating reports, and comparing data based on a master source.

Creating a comparison table for hiring using Microsoft Copilot.

AI can help guide us to do our daily work.

This session gave me a better understanding and practical skills that I can apply in my daily work and personal life.

Understanding how to create an Agent to simplify my job.

From zero knowledge about Power Automate, now I have some knowledge and can create my own.

With automation I can set a reminder for myself and the related person — for example, a halal expiry date.

I will use it for our training requisition, headcount requisition and confirmation reminders.

I gained valuable insights into writing effective prompts, and using automation for recruitment, reporting and policy tasks.

A deeper understanding of how to identify repetitive processes and transform them into efficient automated workflows.

With AI I can manage my own tasks better — it's like an extra pair of hands that reminds and tracks for me.

Increased skills in prompting, and the best part — designing Power Automate workflows to automate routine tasks.

After these three-day sessions, I feel like I have levelled up my skills in using AI tools to make our daily tasks more efficient.

Writing a good prompt, and knowing how to use Power Automate for the many manual HR tasks that need monitoring.

I can prompt properly now, and it guides me to better solutions and answers.

The most valuable part was gaining a clearer understanding of the key skills covered in the training.

Integrating Copilot with other AI tools, and learning how to prompt effectively.

I never thought there were so many more things you can actually do with AI.

How to prompt AI to reach the actual outcome I want, and how to create a Power Automate flow.

Automation can be done with the support of AI. Context-setting is important when communicating with AI — it returns clear, actionable steps when you build automated flows or troubleshoot issues.

I plan to apply Power Automate and automation concepts to streamline finance workflows such as approvals, reporting and reminders.

A number of repetitive tasks in our day-to-day operational functions can be automated using various apps online.

Using AI to suggest the prompt instead of figuring it out yourself — using AI to assist actually saves time.

I'll apply it to all incoming email by rule — extracting attachments and generating auto-responses to ease the meticulous parts of daily work and avoid overlooked things.

Using Power Automation to automate repetitive work, such as payment status updates.

To build a proper flow in Power Automate, especially on the condition.

How to automate my work process — to send automatic reminders on tax payment.

The manual AP process — monthly cut-off reminder emails, updating PV status, payment planning — can be automated.

We can use multiple tools to perform the automation task.

I need to be more creative in making our daily tasks easier.

The way we can create slides in less than 30 minutes.

Hands-on learning on how to build a chatbot using Gemini.

Learning the different types of AI use to make my daily tasks easier.

Knowing that jobs can be done faster with AI.

The fact that I just gained not one but two skills!

Learning tricky prompts and AI platforms that are so useful for daily use.

Such a good training to enhance our AI practices.

AI is very easy for reference in my jobs and the tasks given.

Creating different tasks to apply on a daily basis.

Getting to know a lot of AI tools, and how to use them.

The trainer was very good, especially the hands-on activities that made the session engaging and practical.

Knowing the tools, and which to use based on tasks, and the walkthrough session.

The knowledge of which AI tool to use, and what direction and information to get a better outcome.

It opened my eyes to the broad uses of AI tools.

It simplified my daily job in professional ways.

15 AI tools I have learned to use in my daily work routine.

How to make my daily tasks digital and documented in many ways.

AI can be applied to get work done faster and easier.