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Salesforce Experience Services presents: UN/RULED

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  • free

salesforce's melbourne event on design and AI, free, morning session with actual hands-on stuff (not just slides). doors open 8:45am, wraps by 1pm, and they're doing morning tea plus lunch. if you're in melbourne and want to hear about how AI's changing the design game, might as well rock up.

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Salesforce Experience Services presents: UN/RULED. The old playbook is obsolete. Break the rules. Design the future. The old playbook didn't just stop working; it started holding us back. For years, the industry followed a script written for a different era, one that valued incremental safety over bold progress. We are tearing up that script. UN/RULED is a morning of unapologetic conversations about what design and transformation become in the AI era, and what that means for the people doing the work. Come with questions. Leave with a different way of seeing your craft. What to expect The future of design: what changes when AI becomes a design partner, and what stays essentially human. The new model of transformation: why the old change programs no longer work, and the faster, bolder approach replacing them. Finding meaning in your work through the AI transition: how to stay grounded, purposeful and energised as roles and rules shift around us. Introducing Barbarians: meet the challenger team rethinking how we deliver, and get your hands on the tools and ways of working behind it. Hands-on activities: try it, don't just hear about it. Open discussion: honest conversation, no slides required. Who should come: designers, consultants, transformation leaders, and anyone curious about where our work is heading. The details Wednesday 28 October Ā· Doors open 8.45am, wraps up by 1pm Salesforce, Level 40, 55 Collins Street, Melbourne Morning tea and light lunch provided. The past had its rules. The future belongs to those who break them.

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