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Enterprise AI Skills in Practice: From Stanford's Playbook to Skills You Can Use

Hosted by Arman Tan & 5 others
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​Enterprise AI Skills in Practice: From Stanford's Playbook to Skills You Can Use

​Tuesday, 16 June | 6:30–9:30pm
SQ Collective, Singapore


​About the Event

​A fireside chat and networking evening where we go beyond the theory and focus on the practical skills that actually make artificial intelligence work.

​Seats are limited to keep the conversation genuine. Registration requires approval.

​Our starting point is a recent Stanford study — The Enterprise AI Playbook: Lessons from 51 Successful Developments(Stanford Digital Economy Lab, April 2026). We will use that as the jumping-off point — and then go beyond it to the hands-on skills you can take away and apply straight away.

​Dr. Ray Han (SEP '22, PhD in Computer Science and Artificial Intelligence, Director of the Generative AI Center of Excellence at SAP) has spent over a decade deploying artificial intelligence into real enterprise processes across Asia Pacific. He'll share what the playbook looks like from the inside — and how it works in practice.

​Arman Tan (MBA '93) will host the conversation — drawing on over 20 years of strategy and transformation work with Fortune 500 companies to bring the corporate perspective.

​What we will cover:

  • ​What the Stanford study found — and what it missed. The success stories are real. So is the fact that most AI initiatives still fail. We'll talk honestly about both.

  • ​Practical skills. Many people don't know what to reach for, how to frame a problem for AI, how to evaluate if it's actually working, or what could go wrong. We'll work through each of these directly — and give you hands-on methods you can apply straight away.

  • ​Your questions, your context, and networking. No prior knowledge required, no question is too basic. Stick around after the fireside and compare notes with people navigating the same decisions..

​This is an informal session. Especially welcome: the questions you think everyone else already knows the answer to.

​A note on registration: Seats are limited and requests require approval. This keeps the group to Stanford alumni and friends we can vouch for. Request early — we will confirm as quickly as we can.

​Brought to you by Arman Tan (MBA '93) and Dr. Ray Han (Stanford Executive Program '22).

Location
SQ Collective x Gen-AI Labs
65 Mohamed Sultan Rd, Singapore 239003
210 Went