The Computer and Information Systems (CIS) Community at NED University of Engineering and Technology has announced a workshop titled “One Business, Complete AI Transformation,” focusing on how artificial intelligence can help turn business ideas into market-ready solutions. Scheduled for October 21–22 and October 26–27, 2026, the workshop will take place at the CIS Auditorium at NEDUET from 2:30 pm to 4:30 pm. The initiative is designed to introduce participants to practical applications of AI in business operations, automation and digital transformation. Through the programme, the organisers aim to help attendees move beyond experimenting with individual AI tools and explore how the technology can be applied to real business needs, from developing ideas to creating solutions that can be taken to market.
The workshop will be led by Dr. Muhammad Mujeeb Uddin, whose professional roles include AI Architect, Transformational Business Coach and Clinical Psychologist. The event poster identifies him as the head of MarketTech BluePrint (Pvt.) Ltd., where he works on AI solutions, business automation, digital transformation and practical digital skills. According to the organisers’ speaker profile, he brings more than 12 years of experience across psychology, training and coaching. His work combines technology and business development, with an emphasis on helping individuals and organisations apply digital tools to practical objectives. The workshop is intended to draw on this combination of experience to discuss how AI can be incorporated into business workflows and how technology adoption can be connected to measurable business outcomes.
The central theme, “From Idea to Market-Ready Business with AI,” suggests a focus on using AI throughout the business development process rather than limiting its use to content generation or isolated tasks. AI tools can support activities such as researching markets, organising information, developing initial concepts, assisting with customer communication and automating repetitive workflows. Businesses may also use automation to reduce manual work and improve consistency across routine processes. However, selecting appropriate tools and connecting them to a clear business objective are important considerations when introducing AI into an organisation. The workshop’s advertised focus on moving from tools to results reflects this practical approach. The event poster does not provide a detailed session-by-session curriculum, list specific AI platforms or confirm the business sectors that will be covered, so participants should consult the organisers for further details about the workshop content.
The programme is being presented by CIS Community, NEDUET, a student-led community associated with the university’s Department of Computer and Information Systems Engineering. The department offers academic programmes in computer systems engineering and related technology fields, providing an environment for discussions around computing, innovation and emerging digital applications. The workshop extends this focus into the business use of artificial intelligence, connecting technical knowledge with practical questions about implementation and entrepreneurship. The event is labelled a certified workshop in its promotional material, although the poster does not specify the certificate’s issuing authority or the eligibility requirements for receiving it. Interested participants can register through the organisers’ online form at this registration link. The four scheduled sessions will run across October 21–22 and 26–27, from 2:30 pm to 4:30 pm at the CIS Auditorium, NEDUET, Karachi.
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