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May 23 @ 3:00 pm – 5:00 pm
🔍 What is MCP and Why Should You Care?
As AI systems get smarter, the need for context-aware, multi-agent collaboration is skyrocketing. Enter Model Context Protocol (MCP) — a groundbreaking standard designed to help AI models share context, collaborate intelligently, and retain memory across tasks, tools, and conversations.
In this session, we break down what MCP is, how it works, and why it’s a game-changer for enterprise AI, copilots, and future-proof tech strategies. Whether you’re building with LLMs or trying to understand how AI can truly work with you, this is your gateway to what’s coming next
⏰ Duration: 90 Minutes
📅 Format: Live Webinar with Demo & Q&A
🎯 Who Should Attend:
AI Enthusiasts, Tech Architects, Developers, Analysts, Product Managers, and anyone exploring the next generation of intelligent systems.
🚀 Key Takeaways:
- Understand the fundamentals of MCP – what it is, how it works, and its key components
- Learn why context and interoperability are the future of AI systems
- Explore real-world use cases across industries like tech, healthcare, customer service, and enterprise tools
- See how AI agents can work together using shared context threads
Discover what MCP means for your business, tools, workflows, and product roadmaps
Agenda Snapshot:
- The AI Context Problem: What’s Broken Today
- What is Model Context Protocol (MCP)?
- How MCP Powers Smarter, Collaborative AI
- Real-World Use Cases & Demo
- What MCP Means for You – as a Developer, Architect, or Business
- Open Q&A + Resource Sharing
👥 Why Attend?
AI is evolving fast – and the next frontier is all about models that think in context and work in teams. MCP is not just a protocol, it’s a paradigm shift. This webinar is your chance to stay ahead of the curve and understand how to design, integrate, or strategize AI solutions that are scalable, intelligent, and context-aware
📝 Register Now and Be Future-Ready.
Limited seats. No fluff. Just 90 minutes of real, actionable insight.
💡 “Context isn’t just helpful – it’s critical. MCP is how we get there.”