How to implement Gemini in your organization without wasting time
Integrating AI into business requires more than just powerful technology; it demands proper architecture, security, and data connectivity. A new webinar by Commit and Google Cloud will demonstrate how to implement Gemini Enterprise in practice.
Today it is clear that the real challenge in integrating AI into organizations does not lie in the ability of models to respond to queries, but in connecting them to data, systems, and daily work processes. The transition to organizational implementation requires much more than powerful technology — it requires the right architecture, governance mechanisms, and secure connection to business data.
Everyone knows how to talk about it, but how do you actually do it right, and what does enterprise AI technology look like when it is truly working in the field? A new joint webinar by Commit and Google Cloud will show you live how to do it right with Gemini Enterprise: no theoretical presentations, just live demos of building AI agents, connecting to organizational systems, and overcoming security, governance, and licensing challenges within weeks.
The webinar, 'Beyond the Hype: Gemini Enterprise in Action', will take place on September 6 between 11:00 and 12:00. Participation in the event is free of charge and requires prior registration, and it is intended for companies and organizations with more than 100 users.
What does connecting to real business data look like?
The webinar will focus on a practical introduction to Gemini Enterprise and how organizations can implement advanced AI capabilities in the work environment and turn them into real business value. This will be a 'No-Slideware Session': participants will watch live demos that will demonstrate how Gemini Enterprise connects to real business data and builds AI agents in real time.
You will be able to see the organizational implementation process (the Rollout) up close, including the use of connectors and security and licensing mechanisms, with the goal of enabling the completion of the move within a few weeks rather than over quarters. The tools and knowledge you receive will allow you to perform automation and increase the organization's productivity within the Google Workspace environment.
During the webinar, you will learn about Gemini Enterprise, who it is intended for, its key capabilities and features, security and governance aspects, versions and pricing models, and also the process of configuration and adaptation to the organizational environment. In addition, use cases and practical demos will be presented, which will illustrate how Gemini Enterprise and agents can be used for various business processes.
Participants will receive tools that will help them evaluate the suitability of the solution for their organization, identify high-value use cases, understand security, licensing, and implementation considerations, and formulate a practical path for implementing Gemini Enterprise in the organization, alongside an introduction to how Commit and Google Cloud can assist in the process — from the planning stage to implementation and deployment.
The webinar will be led by Leon Halfon, Google Cloud Tech Lead at Commit. Commit, which has won the title of Google Cloud Partner of the Year in Israel for three consecutive years, brings its practical experience in leading organizations to secure implementation to the session.
