On April 10, Zunda Towers hosted a seminar organized by the Latvian Association of Artificial Intelligence (MILA) entitled “AI in the Organization: Practical Steps” , where experts from various fields shared their experience in implementing artificial intelligence (AI) in the work of organizations. The aim of the event was to provide a practical insight into AI integration, highlighting specific examples, evaluation criteria, and prerequisites for successful project implementation.
On April 10, Zunda Towers hosted a seminar organized by the Latvian Association of Artificial Intelligence (MILA) entitled “AI in the Organization: Practical Steps” , where experts from various fields shared their experience in implementing artificial intelligence (AI) in the work of organizations. The aim of the event was to provide a practical insight into AI integration, highlighting specific examples, evaluation criteria, and prerequisites for successful project implementation.
The seminar covered several key topics, including how to identify effective AI application ideas, assess their impact on organizational efficiency, and prepare infrastructure, staff, and data for successful solution implementation.
The event was opened by MILA founding partner and technology industry expert Guntis Kalniņš (AI Master Lab), who presented approaches to implementing AI projects at the organizational level. This was followed by practical examples from Latvian organizations – Ilze Žukova (Latvian State Radio and Television Centre), Guna Krūmiņa (State Audit Office of the Republic of Latvia) and Jānis Bēniķis (Riga Housing Management) shared their experience.
The highlight of the event was the discussion "Implementing Artificial Intelligence in an Organization," which featured Guntis Kalniņš, Ilze Žukova, Guna Krūmiņa, Rinalds Celmiņš (Ministry of Smart Administration and Regional Affairs), and Jānis Bēniķis. The participants emphasized the need for a strategic approach, high-quality data, clear internal communication, and the adaptability of AI solutions across various sectors.
The wide representation of organisations at the seminar is worth highlighting, as it included both public administration bodies and private sector companies. Among them were companies such as:
AA Projekts, APunkts, AST, WeAreDots SIA, Hansab, SIA "Enefit", Baltic Industria, Latvijas Banka, Latvijas Investīciju un attīstības aģentūra, SIA “Izaugsmes Kvartāls”, Valsts kontrole, AS RĪGAS SILTUMS, Liepājas Enerģija, Datu valsts inspekcija, Helve, Valsts elektroniskie sakari, LDA, Latvijas Universitāte, Industra, ZINOO SIA, Tendences.lv, Tet SIA, SIA "V-media", Mobilly, Accenture, Printful, Helmes Latvia.
The seminar concluded with an informal networking session, fostering the exchange of ideas and mutual cooperation between organizations that are already implementing or only planning to implement AI solutions in their operations.
The seminar “AI in the Organization: Practical Steps” was part of MILA’s long-term initiative aimed at promoting the adoption of AI technologies in various industries, developing knowledge about their practical applications, and strengthening the AI ecosystem in Latvia.
The Artificial Intelligence Latvia Association (MILA) is an organization that brings together the leaders of the Latvian technology and investment sectors with the aim of promoting the development and integration of AI in Latvia. The association offers training, advocacy, export promotion and other services to support AI innovation and business competitiveness.
