Live sessions, with the people who run it.
We are opening a webinar program led by the operators who run agentic AI in production — sessions on what it takes to keep these systems performing, what they cost, and how to give a board assurance it will accept. The program is new; the first sessions are being scheduled now. Register your interest and we will hold you a seat.
The first three sessions.
Each session is led by an operator who runs these systems, not a sales desk. Topics, format, and how to reserve a seat below.
Running agentic AI in production
What changes once an agent leaves the demo and has to perform every day — the failure modes that show up at scale, and the operating discipline that keeps autonomy inside safe limits.
AI unit economics for operators
How to read the bill behind an AI system — token economics, the cost drivers that move with usage, and the margin discipline that decides whether a workload is worth scaling.
Assurance a board will accept
The controls, evidence, and oversight that let a board sign off on AI in production — what real assurance looks like, and how to show it without overstating what the system can do.
Dates are set as the program opens. Register interest to hear them first and to receive the session materials afterward.
What our sessions cover.
Practical, operator-led, and grounded in production — not a product pitch. Three things hold across every session.
What we actually see in production
The patterns, the failure modes, and the operating decisions that come from running these systems day to day — not slideware.
The job, not a platform
We talk about operating AI as a discipline — so what you learn travels with you.
Cost, control, and accountability
Every session ties back to what a board and a budget actually review — cost per unit of output, the control model, and the escalation path when a system moves.
Begin with a Charter.
A webinar shows how we think; a Charter applies it to your operation — a fixed-fee diagnostic that maps where agentic AI earns its place, and what it would take to run it safely.