Faculdade XP abre inscrições para curso gratuito de Inteligência Artificial: aprenda a usar IA para impulsionar negócios e equipes

XP University Opens Registrations for Free Artificial Intelligence Course: Learn How to Use AI to Boost Business and Teams

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Published on 18/09/2024 at 18:57

Faculdade XP abre inscrições para curso gratuito de Inteligência Artificial: aprenda a usar IA para impulsionar negócios e equipes

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Free Course on Artificial Intelligence for Leaders. Acquire All the Knowledge Needed to Master Executive AI and Lead Your Business’s Strategic Decisions with Confidence

XP College has just opened registrations for a free course focused on Artificial Intelligence (AI). The initiative is aimed at leaders and managers from different areas, with the goal of training these professionals in the strategic use of AI. The training will be a four-day immersion, composed of videos that provide a knowledge pathway for those who wish to boost their businesses and make more innovative decisions.

The videos will be taught by big names in the technology and Artificial Intelligence (AI) sector, such as Gabriel Santos (XP), Tânia Cosentino (Microsoft Brazil), Ana Claudia Plihal (LinkedIn Brazil), Marco Seraphim (Boty), and Rafael Coronel (Hootzpá).

To The Participants

The main focus of this course is to raise awareness among business leaders about the importance of using Artificial Intelligence strategically. Through this training from XP College, the objective is to help participants incorporate AI into their decisions and improve productivity within their teams. With content aimed at innovative management, the immersion covers essential topics for those seeking to stay ahead in digital transformation.

ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW

Class Schedule

Check the complete schedule:

09/24 – How XP Has Been Using Artificial Intelligence to Transform Business, with Gabriel Santos, Vice President of Technology at XP Inc.;
09/25 – The Leader as an Agent of Transformation to Accelerate Business, with Tânia Cosentino, President of Microsoft Brazil;
09/26 – The Relationship Between AI and Competencies That Enhance Competitiveness, with Ana Claudia Plihal, Talent Director at LinkedIn Brazil;
09/27 – How AI Can Boost Leadership Productivity, with Marco Seraphim, Founder of Boty, and Rafael Coronel, Founder of Hootzpá.

How The Course Will Work and Registrations

The content will be available for free on the XP College website from September 24 to 27. During this period, participants will have access to the videos and can watch them flexibly. Each video will provide a practical approach to AI in business and digital transformation, and students need to fill out an attendance form at each session to ensure access to the completion certificate at the end of the immersion. Register on the site of XP College.

XP University Opens Registrations for Free Artificial Intelligence Course: Learn How to Use AI to Boost Business and Teams

Free Course on Artificial Intelligence for Leaders. Acquire All the Knowledge Needed to Master Executive AI and Lead Your Business’s Strategic Decisions with Confidence

To The Participants

Class Schedule

How The Course Will Work and Registrations

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To The Participants

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