Teaching practical AI through a no-code dashboard workshop

The audience and learning brief

The public programme was aimed at aspiring professionals, including youths, freelancers and students. It described a four-hour session using generative AI for data analysis, forecasting and a personal Operational Insights Dashboard, with Gavin Sim named as the trainer.

The event took place at Olivia & Co in Suntec City. Its programme connected a practical data project with explaining the work in a professional profile.

Workshop in Singapore · 26 August 2026

CTRL+ Analytics: practical AI and no-code dashboards

Gavin Sim led a four-hour CTRL+ Analytics workshop at Olivia & Co, Suntec City. The public e2i listing names Gavin as the trainer and describes a session covering natural-language data analysis, forecasting and building an Operational Insights Dashboard with generative AI.

View the original event listing on e2i

What the record shows

The original event listing establishes the published topic, date, venue and trainer. The group photo and five-second presentation clip were supplied by Gavin. The clip is silent and does not show the complete lesson.

This is a record of the workshop and its intended learning brief. No attendance total, participant completion rate or measured productivity improvement is claimed here.

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