CMKL University presented practical approaches to adopting artificial intelligence in business operations during Sustainability Expo 2026 (SX 2026) at the Queen Sirikit National Convention Center in Bangkok.

The session, titled “AI for Sustainable Enterprise: From Intelligence to Impact,” was led by Paksaran Kongkaew (Minnie), a research assistant and master’s student in Artificial Intelligence and Computer Engineering at CMKL University, alongside Jarukit Suchat, a former AI engineer at the university.

The workshop focused on how businesses can apply AI to address operational challenges, improve decision-making, and manage resources more efficiently.

Using real-world business scenarios and live demonstrations, the speakers introduced applications such as demand forecasting, inventory optimization, automated AI workflows, and AI agents. These examples illustrated how organizations can use AI to support routine processes, reduce unnecessary resource consumption, and improve operational planning.

The session also addressed a key consideration for organizations exploring AI adoption: identifying the business problem before selecting the technology. Rather than introducing AI simply as a new tool, the speakers emphasized the importance of defining specific operational needs and evaluating where its application could deliver measurable value.

By connecting AI capabilities with familiar business challenges, the workshop offered participants a practical perspective on integrating emerging technologies into existing operations.

CMKL University’s participation at SX 2026 provided an opportunity to share applied AI knowledge with the business community and examine how technology can contribute to more efficient and sustainable enterprise practices.