ASGA recommends members sign up for ISA AI webinar
With members of the Australian Sign & Graphics Association (ASGA) now enjoying reciprocal members rights with the International Sign Association (ISA), ASGA is recommending that its members register for an upcoming ISA webinar on Friday November 13, 6-7am AEDT, talking about ‘AI for an Organised Sign Shop’.
With AI tools entering the market at an increasingly rapid rate, how you use AI and the platforms and technologies you choose to adopt, are likely to have lasting implications on your business – and your employees. To better ensure these implications are positive rather than negative, ASGA and ISA claim that ‘knowledge is power’ and this session is designed to focus on helping teams use AI to think through problems and produce information, regardless of which AI platform your company uses.
ISA organisers say: ‘We’ll use one real-world example: the sales-to-shop workflow. You’ll see how to combine company knowledge, standard questions, and instructions to help salespeople capture the information project managers, estimators, and production teams need to move a job forward.’
‘We’ll finish by exploring other ways this same method of turning company knowledge, standard questions, and everyday processes into reusable AI resources can be applied across your business, including project management, customer service, operations, logistics, onboarding, and more. The result is stronger handoffs, fewer communication gaps, and more consistent work across your team.’
This webinar is designed as an intermediate session for participants already comfortable with basic AI prompting, who are ready to build more structured, reusable AI solutions for their business. Once members have signed up for the session, they will receive optional pre-webinar worksheets to organise company information and communication preferences they can use during the session to help members to add their own company context.
The cost of enrolment is USD$24 for ISA members (ASGA members by association) or USD$30 for non-members.
Members can register for the session here or login here after the event to download content shown at the webinar.


