Get in Touch
 Duration 14 hours

Course Outline

  • Day 1: Interactive Chat, Intelligent Assistants, and Knowledge Management
    • Langdock Overview
      • Platform interface, navigation structure, and configuration settings
      • Access to models from Anthropic, OpenAI, Google, and Mistral within a unified environment
      • Rationale for adopting a centralized tool instead of individual licenses
      • Exercise: Address an operational task using two models and provide a justification for the preferred selection.
    • Productive Utilization of Chat
      • Generation of texts, summaries, and tabular data
      • Processing files directly within the chat interface
      • Development of prompt templates for repetitive tasks
      • Exercise: Develop a custom template for a standard task and validate it against two scenarios.
    • Knowledge Folders and Project Management
      • Folder architecture, source integration, and supported document types
      • Generating responses based on proprietary documents with cited sources
      • Understanding limitations, including context gaps and potential hallucinations
      • Exercise: Create a knowledge folder containing three documents and formulate ten test queries.
    • Assistant Development
      • Configuration of instructions, knowledge bases, model selection, and conversation starters
      • Sharing assistants within teams, managing permissions, and controlling visibility
      • Application examples such as quotation generation, report templating, and internal FAQs
      • Exercise: Build and share an assistant tailored to a common request within the user’s functional area.
    • Deliverable: Each participant will possess a prompt template, a knowledge folder, and a shared assistant for their specific operational area.
  • Day 2: Integrations, Workflow Automation, and Operational Governance
    • System Integrations
      • Utilizing SharePoint, OneDrive, and Teams as data sources
      • Additional integrations including Confluence, Google Drive, or CRM systems
      • Verification of access rights and permission settings
      • Exercise: Connect an authorized file storage system and enable assistant access to it.
    • Workflow Automation
      • Transitioning from basic chat to repeatable automated workflows
      • Structuring workflows with triggers, logic, actions, and controls
      • Implementing human approval gates, termination criteria, and retry mechanisms
      • Exercise: Construct a workflow that categorizes incoming requests and generates response drafts.
    • Data Protection and Governance Frameworks
      • Data storage protocols, encryption standards, and prohibition on model training usage
      • Defining permissible and impermissible data uploads
      • Establishing roles, workspaces, and approval processes
      • Exercise: Draft a one-page usage policy for the participant’s operational area.
    • Tool Selection and Deployment Strategy
      • Comparative analysis of Langdock, Claude, and Copilot
      • Progression from pilot programs to team adoption and standardization
      • Identification of top use cases and development of a 30 to 60-day implementation plan
      • Exercise: Prioritize three use cases for the operational area and define subsequent action steps.
    • Deliverable: Each participant will have a functional workflow with approval controls, a connected knowledge source, and a 30 to 60-day strategic plan.

Requirements

  • A Langdock account or test environment, a laptop, and one or two anonymized sample documents from daily operations.
  • No programming experience is required.

Target Audience

  • Departments and key personnel in organizations that utilize or are implementing Langdock as a central AI platform for government and public sector operations.

Number of participants


Price per participant

Testimonials (1)

Upcoming Courses

Related Categories