Najran University launches AI bootcamp for SMEs

Najran University has launched an artificial intelligence bootcamp for small and medium enterprises, running until September 3.

english.ajel.sa ·1h ago

Najran University launches AI bootcamp for SMEs

Najran University has inaugurated an artificial intelligence bootcamp tailored for small and medium enterprises, set to conclude on September 3. The university announced the commencement of the Artificial Intelligence Bootcamp for Small and Medium Enterprises, which aligns with the 2026 Year of Artificial Intelligence and commemorates World Entrepreneurs Day.

This initiative aims to equip business owners and employees within SMEs with the knowledge and skills necessary to harness artificial intelligence technologies and applications in their work environments. The primary objective is to stimulate innovation, augment operational efficiency, and elevate customer experiences. The curriculum will concentrate on four key domains: grasping the basics of artificial intelligence and its applications in commerce, mastering tools for automating routine tasks, crafting intelligent marketing and sales strategies, and utilizing data analysis tools to inform strategic business decisions.

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