Winning With AI in Kansas
Kansas is home to 70% of the world's general aviation aircraft manufacturing and a massive agricultural base. One evening of AI training for aircraft manufacturers, aerospace suppliers, grain operators, and energy companies who need faster coordination and smarter automation. See when Mike brings this live event to your Kansas community.
What is the seminar in Kansas?
Wichita builds seventy percent of the world's general aviation aircraft. Central Kansas manages wheat production and grain processing. Western Kansas operates oil, gas, and wind energy companies. The Winning With AI seminar teaches Kansas manufacturers and agricultural operations how to automate production coordination, customer management, and supply chain tracking. One evening, plain English.
- Wichita ranks first in the world for general aviation aircraft production, manufacturing 70% of the global market.
- Spirit AeroSystems, Textron Aviation, and Bombardier Learjet all operate major facilities in the Wichita region.
- Kansas ranks first in wheat production and first in sorghum grain production among U.S. states.
- Wind energy is the largest electricity generation source in Kansas, surpassing coal since 2019.
Seminar cities in Kansas
- Overland Park, KS · Coming soon. Pre-register to hear first.
- Wichita, KS · Coming soon. Pre-register to hear first.
One live evening in Kansas
The seminar is one evening of training for Kansas business owners in aerospace, agriculture, and energy. You learn AI workflows for production scheduling, supply chain coordination, customer communication, and compliance tracking. Mike Filsaime designed this for the operator managing precision manufacturing, seasonal cycles, and complex customer relationships.
Kansas businesses operate at global scale. Wichita builds aircraft for customers worldwide. Grain operations move commodity chains across international markets. Energy companies coordinate with utility customers. This seminar shows you where AI removes coordination friction so your team scales faster and executes with fewer errors.
How business actually works in Kansas
Wichita is a global aerospace hub. Aircraft manufacturers and supply chain companies employ over 50,000 people and generate billions in annual economic output. The National Institute for Aviation Research at Wichita State University supports cutting-edge aerospace development. Central Kansas is the winter wheat belt, with grain processing and logistics operations serving national and international markets.
Western Kansas produces sorghum, beef cattle, and coordinates oil and gas operations. Energy companies manage wind farms and traditional energy production. Every sector faces pressure to coordinate more efficiently. Aerospace manufacturers juggle hundreds of customer specifications simultaneously. Grain operations coordinate harvest, storage, and shipping across regions. Energy companies manage distributed operations and customer demands.
How Kansas businesses use AI right now
Aerospace manufacturers use AI to track customer specifications, manage supplier orders, and coordinate production schedules. Aircraft suppliers automate quality tracking, production planning, and customer communication. Grain elevators and processors use AI to track inventory, manage customer orders, and coordinate shipments.
Agricultural operations use AI to monitor weather, track equipment maintenance, and manage customer communication. Commodity traders use AI to monitor market prices and execute orders. Energy companies use AI for field operations coordination, customer account management, and maintenance scheduling.
Six things Kansas attendees take home
- Manage Complex Aircraft Specifications. Aircraft manufacturers juggle hundreds of customer orders with unique specifications. AI tracks requirements, flags conflicts, and coordinates with suppliers automatically.
- Optimize Production Scheduling. Aerospace and agricultural processing operations need precision scheduling. AI predicts bottlenecks, optimizes sequences, and alerts to delays before they cascade.
- Coordinate Supply Chains at Scale. Suppliers scattered across regions need coordinated communication. AI generates purchase orders, tracks shipments, and sends delivery alerts automatically.
- Track Grain and Commodity Inventory. Grain elevators manage massive inventory across multiple locations. AI pulls inventory data, tracks quality, and alerts to storage problems or spoilage risks.
- Manage Energy Field Operations. Energy companies operate distributed facilities. AI coordinates maintenance schedules, tracks equipment performance, and alerts to anomalies.
- Accelerate Customer Order Processing. Orders move slow when processing is manual. AI validates orders, generates production schedules, and sends status updates. Complete order cycles weeks faster.
People who have seen this in action
I'm a tougher critic, but Winning With AI blew me away. One idea showed me how to save thousands of dollars a month.
I had no coding experience. No technical background. Nothing. After seeing how to use AI in plain English, I built software and workflows that completely changed my company.
My project lead was wearing too many hats, and the team felt it. This one event showed us how AI could take that work off people's plates. The impact on our sanity has been massive.
Thank you for your incredible knowledge and insight. It made a powerful impact. I don't take anyone's time lightly, least of all someone with your level of marketing genius.
Kansas questions and answers
How can Kansas Wichita aircraft manufacturers track specifications and production?
Aircraft manufacturers manage hundreds of unique orders. AI tracks specifications, flags conflicts with existing production, and coordinates with suppliers automatically.
Does this seminar help Kansas aerospace suppliers manage quality and customer communication?
Yes. Aerospace suppliers automate quality tracking, production planning, and customer communication. Your team focuses on precision while the system handles coordination.
Can Kansas grain operators improve inventory tracking and customer order fulfillment?
Yes. Grain operations manage complex inventory across multiple locations. AI tracks stock, forecasts shortages, and coordinates customer shipments automatically.
What specific energy company operational challenges does AI solve in Kansas?
Energy companies manage distributed facilities and maintenance schedules. AI coordinates maintenance, tracks equipment performance, and alerts to problems automatically.
When will the seminar come to Wichita or another Kansas city?
Register now to be notified first when a date is confirmed. Early-bird pricing of $97 is locked in for pre-registered attendees.