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What Organisations Say After Working With Us

We let the feedback from completed engagements speak for the work. Below you will find a cross-section of responses from executives, quality managers, HR directors, and workshop participants.

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74

Organisations Served

560+

Workshop Participants

96%

Positive Feedback

4.7/5

Average Rating

Client Reviews

Programme Feedback

"Before the briefing I was nodding along to AI proposals without really understanding what I was approving. The session gave me a different kind of vocabulary — more about what to ask than what to accept. That was genuinely useful."

KC

Kanchana Charoenrat

COO · Food Processing Company, Chiang Rai

February 2025

"The QA integration took a few weeks longer than we anticipated due to some issues with our legacy data formats — but the team handled it without drama and the dashboard we ended up with is exactly what we needed. The 30-day check-in after launch was a nice touch."

PS

Pongsakorn Srisuwan

Quality Manager · Automotive Parts Manufacturer, Lamphun

January 2025

"The workshop series changed the way our finance and operations teams talk to each other. That sounds like a small thing but it had been a problem for years. Three months later, a pilot project that came out of Workshop 5 is now running in production."

NW

Nantawan Wongprasert

HR Director · Logistics Group, Bangkok

March 2025

"I appreciated that Doi Spark was upfront about the limitations of AI for our specific context. Other providers had made everything sound straightforward. The honest framing helped us make a better decision about where to start."

AT

Araya Tanakorn

Managing Director · Professional Services Firm, Chiang Mai

February 2025

"My team came into the workshop series with very different levels of comfort around technology. By the fourth session, the more hesitant colleagues were contributing as actively as anyone else. The facilitation approach handles that kind of difference well."

SM

Somchai Mahawong

Operations Director · Hotel Group, Chiang Mai

January 2025

"The executive summary document from the briefing became an internal reference point for months. We shared it with our board and it shaped the questions they asked at subsequent strategy meetings. Practical value well beyond the session itself."

TR

Thanaporn Rattanasin

CEO · Healthcare Supplies Distributor, Bangkok

March 2025

Case Studies

How Three Organisations Moved Forward

Case 01 — Executive Briefing

Northern Thailand Packaging Manufacturer

Challenge

The leadership team was receiving conflicting AI proposals from three different vendors and had no framework for evaluating them. Decision-making had stalled for six months.

Solution

A half-day AI Awareness Briefing with the six-person leadership team, using case studies from comparable ASEAN manufacturing operations.

Result

Leadership selected one vendor within three weeks of the briefing and moved to scoping. The executive summary was used to brief the board at their quarterly meeting.

"The briefing gave us a shared language. That sounds simple but it made every conversation after much more productive."

Case 02 — QA Integration

Food Processing Facility, Chiang Mai Province

Challenge

A high rate of late-stage defect detection was causing product wastage and occasional export compliance issues. Manual inspection was inconsistent across shifts.

Solution

8-week QA Integration deployment with a custom anomaly detection model trained on two years of the facility's own defect records and sensor data.

Result

Defect detection rate improved by 34% in the first month post-deployment. Shift-to-shift inconsistency in defect reporting dropped significantly within eight weeks.

"We now catch issues at the source rather than at the end of the line. The cost savings paid for the programme within two months."

Case 03 — Workshop Series

Regional Property Services Company, Bangkok

Challenge

A 200-person company where IT, operations, and customer service operated in near-total isolation. Three AI pilot ideas had failed to launch because of poor cross-department communication.

Solution

A six-workshop Cross-Functional AI Collaboration Series with a cohort of 32 participants drawn from five departments, pairing people who had rarely worked together before.

Result

Two pilot project proposals from Workshop 5 were approved by leadership. One entered development within 30 days of the series concluding.

"The workshop structure forced conversations that had not happened in years. That alone was worth the investment."

Professional Standing

Credentials & Affiliations

Thailand Digital Innovation Award

Nominated, SME Category — 2024

Northern Thailand Industry Association

Corporate Member — since 2023

PDPA Compliance Certification

Certified service provider — 2023

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