3 May, 2026

AI for Pharma Professionals Training Successfully Completed

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Two batches of the two-day training program titled “AI for Pharma Professionals” were successfully conducted on 26–27 April 2026 and 28–29 April 2026 at Meeting Room: Jasmine, SKS Tower (Level 8). A total of 38 participants from Radiant and its affiliated organizations actively took part in the sessions.

The program was led by Arif, an experienced AI trainer, and was designed to build practical understanding and confidence in the ethical use of artificial intelligence within the pharmaceutical sector.

Throughout the training, participants gained hands-on experience with leading AI tools such as ChatGPT, DALL·E, Canva, and Microsoft Copilot. The sessions emphasized crafting effective prompts for diverse communication needs, enabling participants to generate high-quality content efficiently.

In addition, the program introduced practical approaches to automating routine tasks and developing structured communication workflows. Participants also explored the use of reusable prompt libraries to enhance productivity, consistency, and overall work efficiency.

This initiative reflects Radiant’s ongoing commitment to empowering its professionals with future-ready digital skills and fostering innovation through the responsible adoption of AI technologies.

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Two batches of the two-day training program titled “AI for Pharma Professionals” were successfully conducted on 26–27 April 2026 and 28–29 April 2026 at Meeting Room: Jasmine, SKS Tower (Level 8). A total of 38 participants from Radiant and its affiliated organizations actively took part in the sessions.

The program was led by Arif, an experienced AI trainer, and was designed to build practical understanding and confidence in the ethical use of artificial intelligence within the pharmaceutical sector.

Throughout the training, participants gained hands-on experience with leading AI tools such as ChatGPT, DALL·E, Canva, and Microsoft Copilot. The sessions emphasized crafting effective prompts for diverse communication needs, enabling participants to generate high-quality content efficiently.

In addition, the program introduced practical approaches to automating routine tasks and developing structured communication workflows. Participants also explored the use of reusable prompt libraries to enhance productivity, consistency, and overall work efficiency.

This initiative reflects Radiant’s ongoing commitment to empowering its professionals with future-ready digital skills and fostering innovation through the responsible adoption of AI technologies.

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