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Course Detail
In today’s rapidly shifting technological landscape, AI is no longer just a productivity tool—it is a core strategic driver.
This intensive two-module programme is purpose-built for forward-thinking executives, department heads, and leaders who need to pivot from managing traditional teams to orchestrating high-performance, AI-augmented organizations.
Learning Outcomes
- Secure Board Buy-In: Master stakeholder communication and learn how to deliver a high-impact, 5-minute AI initiative pitch to secure leadership backing.
- Lead a Hybrid Workforce: Redefine your leadership role to orchestrate a seamless, high-performance ecosystem of human talent and AI co-pilots.
Workshop Outline
| Module 2: (29 Oct 2026) | Module 2: (Course code: P0000351) Leading the AI-Augmented Team: From Productivity to Organizational Impact * |
| Part 1 (Lead by Prof. Haipeng SHEN, Associate Vice-President (Teaching and Learning – TPG), The University of Hong Kong) 1. Cultural Evolution: From Replacement to Augmentation
2. Orchestrating Cross-Unit Intelligence
3. The Human-AI Balance & Governance
4. Leading Through Transformation (Core Focus)
5. Strategic Analysis: Strategic “Best Practices“ for AI-Augmented Team
Part 2 (Lead by HKPC Subject Matter Expert) AI Trends, Generative AI & LLM Real-World Applications 1. AI Trends & Transformation Strategy
2. Identifying AI Opportunities
– Productivity gains (internal efficiency) – Service enhancement (citizen/customer experience) – New capability creation
3. HKPC AI Initiative
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* Speaker and course curriculum are subject to change in the event of unforeseen circumstances or the fast-evolving nature of AI.
Trainer
| HKU Business School | |
| Prof. Haipeng SHEN Associate Vice President (Teaching and Learning TPG) The University of Hong Kong Associate Dean (EMBA and IMBA) HKU Business School Patrick S C Poon Professor in Analytics and Innovation Chair of Business Analytics and Innovation Director of The Human Artificial Intelligence Lab, HKU Centre for AI, Management Organization | Prof. Shen is the Associate Dean (Executive Education) and Professor in Analytics and Innovation at HKU Business School. Holding a Ph.D. from Wharton, he is a Fellow of the American Statistical Association specializing in big data analytics, data-driven decision-making, and precision medicine for multinational corporations and global institutions.
He is the inaugural winner of the Faculty Special Contribution Teaching Award, and the founding programme director for the joint EMBA programme in collaboration with Guanghua Management School at Peking University, and the Master of Science in Business Analytics programme of Faculty of Business and Economics at The University of Hong Kong. |
| Hong Kong Productivity Council | |
| Mr. Cola Lam Head, AI & Data Science, HKPC | Lam Ho-lok (Cola), professional in the field of artificial intelligence. Cola is an experienced technical consultant with a proven track record of developing AI and robotics solutions for government bodies and large corporations. Cola serves as Head of AI and Data Science at the Hong Kong Productivity Council. He oversees both internal and external AI initiatives, and has spearheaded the delivery of numerous consultancy assignments and government projects funded by the Innovation and Technology Fund. These programmes are designed to support enterprises in adopting AI and robotic technologies, driving operational efficiency and boosting overall market competitiveness. |
Certificate
A certificate will be issued by the Hong Kong Productivity Council & HKU Business School to participants with 100 % attendance of training.
Date & Time
29 Oct 2026, 14:00-18:00
Venue
HKPC Building, 78 Tat Chee Avenue, Kowloon, Hong Kong (Face-to-face)
Course Fee
HK$ 8,000/ Early-bird: HK$7,200, applicable on or before 13 Oct 2026
Medium of Instruction
English & Cantonese
Related course
Full course : Executive Programme in AI Strategy & Leadership Transformation