AI Office Hours Recording -Implementing AI in the Real World

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Overview

March 26th
AI Office Hours: Turn AI From Experiment Into Execution

You know AI matters. But right now, it probably feels unclear. Too technical. Too risky. Or too abstract.

You’ve experimented with prompts. You may have explored building agents. But what you really want to know is this: What does AI look like when it’s working inside a business like mine? In this session, we’ll show you exactly that.

In this live session of AI Office Hours, we’ll show you what we mean by “Run.” Running with AI doesn’t mean experimenting with tools. It means AI is embedded into real workflows, driving efficiency gains, improving productivity, reducing manual effort, and continuously evolving with your organization. It means moving beyond curiosity and into measurable operational returns.

You’ll see how organizations are making that shift in practical ways, and you’ll receive a focused update on how the AI landscape has evolved over the past 90 days, what’s changed, what’s accelerating, and what organizations need to pay attention to now. If you want clarity instead of hype and a structured path instead of scattered experimentation, this session will help you understand exactly where you stand and what your next step should be.

Agenda:

Executive AI Update: What’s changed since our last session
The “Run” Phase: What operational AI looks like
Live Demonstrations: Real-world workflow examples
AI Readiness Assessment Introduction
Live Q&A

What You Will Learn

How to move from AI experimentation to operational automation
What’s changed in AI over the past 90 days
What practical AI workflows look like in action
Where most organizations get stuck
How low-code tools make AI more accessible
The next step for your organization

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Michelle Brezenski

Manager, Development @ Endsight

With over 20 years of IT experience and 16 years at Endsight, Michelle is a seasoned professional who has worked in different capacities within the company. Since 2014-15, she has led Endsight's development department's efforts and is passionate about data-driven decision making and leveraging technology to solve business problems. Michelle understands the importance of fine-tuning technology to help businesses thrive. Michelle holds multiple certificates from Microsoft, most of which focus on database management and analytics.

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Eugene Motisko

Power Platform Developer @ Endsight

With nearly 30 years of IT experience, Eugene leads Endsight’s Power Platform practice, specializing in Power Apps, multi-tier approval automation workflows, AI-driven solutions and infrastructure automation. He conducts consultations with Endsight’s MSP clients to pinpoint business pain points, design tailored solutions, capture detailed requirements, and deliver precise cost estimations. Eugene holds multiple Microsoft certifications, including the Power Platform Solution Architect Expert (PL-600).

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Jason Clause

Director of Marketing @ Endsight

Jason has spent the last 18 years working in the managed IT services industry.  He has been presenting cybersecurity events for the past several years. He has a bachelor’s degree in Public Relations from Kent State University and is a Microsoft Certified Professional. Jason is certified by Sophos, a worldwide leader in next-generation cybersecurity.

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Brian Tirado

Director of AI & Automation @ Endsight

With over 20 years of IT experience, Brian is a seasoned professional who began his career at Occidental Technical Group in 2002 and joined Endsight in 2017 through its acquisition. Since then, he has held various leadership roles, starting as RC Manager, advancing to Director of Pod Operations, and now serving as Director of AI and Automation. Brian has a Bachelor’s in Computer Science from Pacific Union College.