AI is no longer a future concept. It’s already transforming how businesses work. But for many SMEs, the challenge is knowing where to start, how to use AI effectively, and how to stay compliant.

On the 16th of June 2026, we’re launching a half-day training programme targeting AI practical use and compliance. The course is designed specifically for SMEs, managers, and professionals who want to use AI confidently to enhance their workflow.

What this course covers:

• Understanding AI and how it applies to business today.
• Practical low-risk use cases for everyday work.
• AI for writing, communication, research, and productivity.
• Better planning, organisation, and decision-making.
• Prompt writing for more effective AI outputs.
• Data sensitivity, safe use, and AI governance.
• Understanding the EU AI Act and responsible AI adoption.

Who should attend?

• Business leaders looking to improve productivity and efficiency.
• Teams aiming for better consistency and quality of outputs.
• Professionals who want practical, real-world AI skills.
• Organisations preparing for responsible AI adoption.

Where / When is the course taking place?

Available Onsite / Offsite / Virtual / Hybrid.

Hosted on June 16th 2026.

What is the price of the course?

Our course cost is €59 per person.

Why this conversation matters now

For SMEs AI is both a productivity tool as well as a competitive advantage in how organisations make decisions, improve efficiency, and scale knowledge across teams. There is real opportunity to enable improved quality standards of work, with less time expended for the ultimate outcome.

How can SMEs use AI to improve productivity?

AI helps SMEs reduce time spent on repetitive tasks such as content drafting, research, communication, planning, and workflow organisation. Used correctly, it improves efficiency and allows teams to focus on higher-value decision making.

How do SMEs stay compliant when using AI?

AI compliance starts with understanding what data is being used, where human oversight is needed, and how outputs are reviewed. Clear policies, employee awareness, and responsible governance help businesses reduce risk while using AI effectively.

How should business leaders prepare for AI in 2026?

Leaders should focus on strategy, training, and safe use cases. Businesses that have AI-educated staff can improve productivity, reduce risk, and build long-term competitive advantage.

Why businesses need to prepare now for EU AI regulation

As the EU AI Act continues to roll out through 2026, businesses will face growing expectations around AI governance and responsible use. Preparing early helps organisations reduce compliance risk and adopt AI in a way that is ethical, scalable, and sustainable. It is easier to implement structure in the beginning, rather than make major adjustments later.

If your organisation wants to start using AI with confidence, this is a strong place to begin.

Limited places available. Reserve your spot today.

Learn more at: Optimum Results – Online SME Training.