Today in Seoul, I delivered a training session on Gemini and Claude Desktop for the sales and marketing staff of Korea OKI Systems. The company’s Japanese CEO joined us too, and perhaps because I’ve been playing Japanese anime in the background while I work lately, Japanese slipped out first when I greeted them.
“はじめまして。キム・ジョンヒョクと申します。以前、台湾ではTSMC、日本では東芝を担当しておりました。日本語は少しですが、自然と口から出てきますね。どうぞよろしくお願いいたします。” (Nice to meet you. I’m John Kim. I used to work with TSMC in Taiwan and Toshiba in Japan. My Japanese is only basic, but it came out naturally. I look forward to working with you.)
It was a four-hour session, and I honestly never got a proper break. During every break, participants sat down next to me and kept the questions coming. “I want to solve this kind of task this way. Is there a method?” “How should we approach this part with agentic AI?” These weren’t idle curiosities. They brought up real challenges they’re facing in their work right now, one by one, and asked for my take. Thank you to the participants whose sharp questions kept me from resting (!), and to everyone at Korea OKI Systems for staying so focused to the very end.
Today in Seoul, we delivered a training on using Gemini and Claude Desktop for the sales and marketing employees of Korea OKI Systems. The company’s Japanese CEO joined us in the room, too,…
The “Claude Desktop Training” session runs as Nanum Consulting’s “Build a Claude Team Account with Your Company Email” course. Over 2 hours, we replay step by step the exact process we used to set up a 9-person team account in 90 minutes with no IT team — from opening a company email for free, to creating the team organization, inviting external members, and verifying the setup. It’s a follow-along, hands-on session, and you leave with your own company account in hand. See details of the “Build a Claude Team Account with Your Company Email” course →
Yes. As in the OKI Systems case, the “Claude Desktop Training” is delivered with a curriculum tailored to your company’s audience and skill level. It is typically a 4-hour intensive course and can be held in person or online.