Two-day, in-person training in Liverpool on AI agents for business (non-technical) by ProgNXT. Join us at ProgNXT Classroom, Liverpool, on 21–22 March 2026 for a hands-on, practical deep-dive into building and using AI agents without coding. This session is tailored for business professionals, operations leads, product managers, founders, and admins who want to leverage AI agents to automate tasks, improve decision-making, and streamline workflows.
What you’ll learn:
The fundamentals of AI agents and how they differ from traditional automation or chatbots.
How to identify business processes that can be automated with AI agents without writing code.
Practical, no-code workflows and integration patterns to connect AI agents with common tools and data sources.
How to design, test, and govern AI agent behavior to ensure reliability, security, and value for your business.
Real-world use cases across sales, customer support, operations, and data processing, with a focus on quick wins and measurable impact.
Best practices for managing scope, ethics, biases, and risk when deploying AI agents in a business context.
Format and activities:
In-person workshop with a mix of short talks, demonstrations, and hands-on labs.
Guided exercises to build a simple AI agent for a practical business scenario, plus templates and checklists to take away.
Networking opportunities with peers working on similar challenges.
Who should attend:
Non-technical professionals curious about practical AI applications.
Business leaders, operations managers, product owners, and project leads who want to pilot AI agents inside their teams.
Anyone looking to reduce repetitive tasks and accelerate decision-making with AI-assisted workflows.
Venue and date:
ProgNXT Classroom - Liverpool, 20 Chapel St, Liverpool L3 9AG
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