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AI for Textile Exporters: Atomcamp Webinar Shows How Technology Drives Marketing, Compliance, and Quality

  • April 3, 2026
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Atomcamp, in collaboration with the Trade Development Authority of Pakistan (TDAP), is organizing an online webinar aimed at helping textile exporters leverage artificial intelligence for growth and efficiency. Scheduled for April 3, 2026, at 7 PM, the session will focus on how AI can streamline catalog creation, accelerate design presentation to international buyers, and reduce manual operational work.

Speakers Berjees Shaikh, Data Scientist and AI Trainer at Atomcamp, and Naveed Iftikhar, AI Strategist and Industry Advisor, will share practical insights on adopting AI-driven solutions to improve product visibility, compliance, and quality management. Attendees will learn how AI can drive cost efficiencies, enhance global market positioning, and enable smarter strategies for scaling exports without the need for costly photoshoots or labor-intensive workflows.

The webinar is particularly relevant for manufacturers and exporters aiming to stay competitive in a fast-evolving industry. By adopting AI tools, companies can not only optimize operational processes but also gain actionable insights into market demand and trends, allowing them to reach international buyers faster and more effectively.

Participants can register via this LinkedIn link to gain access to expert-led discussions and practical AI strategies for textile business growth. This initiative reflects the broader trend of technology adoption in Pakistan’s industrial sector, highlighting how AI can act as a catalyst for efficiency, scalability, and global competitiveness in traditional industries.

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