AI for small businesses in Nagaland

Posted by Admin

July 7, 2025

We often talk about how the world is changing. Technology is moving fast, markets are shifting, and the way we do business isn’t what it used to be. For many small business owners, it can feel overwhelming like you have to constantly catch up just to stay in the game. But what if, instead of chasing the future, we could understand it and use it to our advantage?


That’s the idea behind introducing Artificial Intelligence (AI) to local entrepreneurs, professionals, and start-ups in Nagaland. The aim is simple: to help people see AI as a tool that can make work easier not harder. It’s not about turning small businesses into tech giants or replacing people with machines. It’s about working smarter, saving time, and exploring new ways to grow.
As an organisation working closely with entrepreneurs, we’ve seen how much effort goes into running a business and staying visible in a competitive market. We believe that practical, accessible knowledge can make a real difference, especially when it comes to AI.


Today, AI is no longer just a buzzword. It’s a must-know skill for anyone looking to thrive in a changing economy. Whether you’re automating tasks, or improving customer service AI is already transforming how businesses operate across the world. For small businesses in Nagaland, understanding AI means gaining a competitive edge without needing massive resources.
The AI Immersion initiative breaks this down into five simple, hands-on modules. It begins with an Introduction to AI in Modern Business, showing how AI is used to make everyday work more efficient. Next is Generative AI and Prompt Engineering, where tools like ChatGPT are explored for customer engagement, and idea generation—especially useful for small teams and multi-taskers. The AI in Business module dives into practical use cases like automating repetitive tasks, analysing customer behaviour, and simplifying operations. Following that, the Implementation Road Map guides participants to apply what they’ve learned based on their specific needs, one step at a time.


The final module, AI Benefits for Organisations, looks at long-term impact how AI can reduce costs, enhance customer experience, and support sustainable growth.


But beyond tools and techniques, this initiative is about building confidence. Whether you run a farm-based venture, a retail shop, a service business, or are exploring a new idea there’s something here for you. Nagaland is full of potential. We have creative minds, entrepreneurial energy, and a strong culture of resilience. With the right tools, many businesses can grow without losing their local identity. AI is not here to complicate your work it’s here to help you do what you already do, better. In today’s fast-paced world, being AI-literate can help scale your work, sharpen your efficiency, and give you the edge you need.
If you’re thinking about the future of your business or career, this is something you’ll want to be part of.


Entrepreneur School
of Business, Dimapur.

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