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    Workflow recently participated in the Amazon Web Services (AWS) Summit in Washington, DC, where founder Ali Dasouqi explored the latest developments shaping the future of AI and business technology. In the original post, he described the event as a valuable opportunity to learn, discover new partner solutions, and engage with the broader innovation […]

      Ali Dasouqi, founder of Workflow, recently presented at the 2025 Business Analytics, AI, and Cherry Blossom Conference hosted by Johns Hopkins University, where he delivered a talk titled “Navigating the Real World: The Limitations of AI in Address Orientation.” The presentation focused on a critical but often overlooked challenge in artificial intelligence:

    Workflow recently announced a free 30-minute workshop focused on helping businesses understand how to use AI to drive revenue growth and operational productivity. As shared in the original announcement, the session was designed to cut through the noise and give organizations practical guidance on how to implement AI in ways that create real

    Workflow has officially introduced Virtual Private Workflows (VPWs) — a new business automation solution designed specifically for small and mid-size businesses (SMBs) seeking smarter operations without sacrificing control. According to the announcement, VPWs provide companies with a dedicated workflow server that combines intelligent automation with built-in human supervision, allowing businesses to streamline daily

Workflow recently introduced an AI primer tailored for Arabic speakers in the Middle East, reinforcing the company’s commitment to making AI more accessible, practical, and relevant across languages and regions. In the original post, founder Ali Dasouqi reflected on a prior exchange with Yann LeCun about the challenge of achieving truly practical AI across languages

    Workflow has announced a new partnership with Aqar Experts aimed at modernizing real estate sales and customer engagement across the Middle East. As shared in the announcement, the collaboration introduced an AI-powered automated follow-up system designed to help the company respond to inquiries instantly and engage prospects around the clock. (LinkedIn) The system

    Workflow has been recognized by Johns Hopkins University with an award highlighting its commitment to workplace equity and operational quality, underscoring the company’s approach to building high-performing, human-centered systems. The recognition reflects Workflow’s ongoing work in creating environments where fairness, access to opportunity, and high standards of execution are embedded directly into how

    Workflow recently participated in the Small Business Expo, using the event as an opportunity to showcase its growing portfolio of AI-powered business solutions and connect directly with entrepreneurs, operators, and business leaders exploring practical uses of AI in their organizations. The event provided a strong platform for Workflow to demonstrate how intelligent automation

    Workflow was recognized as a winner in an AI development competition hosted by the Center for AI Safety, marking a significant milestone in the company’s growing presence within the U.S. AI ecosystem. The recognition highlights Workflow’s focus on building practical, high-impact AI systems that go beyond experimentation and deliver real operational value. In