Keynotes, workshops, and facilitated conversations for leaders in expertise-driven work. Not a lecture about AI. A room that uses it, with the judgment layer built in. Every format shares the same DNA: three sharp ideas you can act on, and one honest admission of what is still being figured out.
Recorded during a hands-on AI workshop at the ACEC Washington Spring Conference in Union, Washington, where eighteen teams competed across four business scenarios. The first clip is the framework. The second is the prompting method the teams put to work.
(AI + MI) × HI™ is an original framework developed by Jigar B. Desai.
Four subjects and one format. The format is the one people remember.
Moving from pilot projects to strategic adoption, through the (AI + MI) x HI framework.
Why so many organizations in one field look identical, and what to do about it.
From PhD to business leadership. Scaling multi-disciplinary teams through change.
Where the judgment argument comes from. Two decades of diagnosing why things fail.
Reading about AI does not build capability. Reps do. Live competitions and working sessions where teams leave with work products, not notes.
The Villanova Double-Header
Two Villanova colleges, 48 hours apart. Engineering asked about material intelligence and the long-haul thinking behind infrastructure that lasts. Business asked how professional services firms measure performance, and where the numbers lie. One thread connecting them: the judgment layer that no dashboard replaces. LinkedIn →
For speaking inquiries, jigar@threeandahalfthings.com