For staff, teams, managers, and executives
We train people across your organisation to use AI confidently and responsibly. We also build custom AI workflows that help people prepare work, review results, gather insights, and act on decisions.
What we do
01 / AI training
A three-week programme built around everyday work. Learn the right mindset, give AI the context it needs, and build your own workflows.
Week 1: AI mindset · Week 2: Context · Week 3: Workflows
Explore AI training02 / Workflow development
We learn your processes, habits, and problems, then design and build custom workflows and specialised AI agents to help with the work.
From identifying the problem to deployment and ongoing improvement.
Explore workflow developmentWhat is a workflow?
A workflow is the set of steps people take to get work done. We design those steps so AI helps people prepare work, review results, gather insights, and act on decisions, using the information and tools they need.
Your people set the direction, apply their judgment, and stay in control.
SpeedHow long does the work take?
CostWhat does it cost to complete?
AccuracyHow often does it need correcting?
Our philosophy
Training helps your people use AI well. Workflow development makes AI part of the processes they use together.
Both serve the same goal: help people do more, with less repetitive work and results they can check. People remain responsible for their decisions and the work they deliver.
Our work / ADX Asia
Training programme
A programme designed around employees’ own tasks, with workshops, department clinics, and practice. The goal is a workflow that colleagues can run, review, and share.
ADX Flow
One place for the purchase order, invoice, reviews, payment record, and outstanding documents. Across ADX Flow, AI helps people prepare work, verify details, gather insights, and find guidance.
An example of what a workflow can look like.
See the ADX Flow case study
Who you’ll work with
I’ve spent 16 years running my own businesses and 14 years building software. I understand the distance between a promising idea and something people can use every day.
My experience spans McKinsey, business ownership, and software engineering. I hold a master’s degree in business from Nanyang Technological University, specialising in technological innovation.
Kihon means fundamentals. We start by understanding the work, then build what helps.
Talk to Kihon
Tell us what your people need to learn or which process you want to improve. We’ll discuss a useful first step.