Automating Audit Proofs & Building a Low-Cost SQL Assistant:

Practical AI with Anthropic’s Claude

Join us for a practical, no-fluff evening where we turn real headaches—audit evidence drudgery and everyday SQL grind—into repeatable wins. We’ll show how smart SQL, sensible process, and a little AI can save time, add traceability, and boost confidence without enterprise-sized budgets.

Pre-Session: The lengthy (and sometimes painful) journey to Automating Audit Proofs — Follow a customer’s path from screenshot marathons under auditor glare to a clean, SQL-driven workflow built on security audit data marts for IBM i. We’ll translate “build integrity in the process” into concrete practices: centralized scripts, verifiable outcomes, and smoother reviews, with Navigator for i in the admin seat.

Main Session: Building a “Poor-Folk” SQL Code Assistant with Anthropic’s Claude AI — See how combining Claude with your own ACS examples, house scripts, and quick references—anchored by a solid global prompt and links to IBM docs—creates a capable SQL sidekick. Natural-language prompts become practical queries, conventions stay tight, and supporting output in Markdown or even Ansible drops straight into your workflow.

Bring your toughest audit stories and SQL quirks. You’ll leave with ideas you can try the very next day—grounded, accessible, and tailored for teams that want results over buzzwords.

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Pre-Session

The lengthy (and sometimes painful) journey to Automating Audit Proofs

5:00 PM

Networking & Cocktail Hour

Connect and enjoy our open bar.

6:00 PM

Dinner & Q&A

Interactive session over dinner.

7:00 PM

Main Session

Building a “Poor-Folk” SQL Code Assistant with Anthropic’s Claude AI

8:00 PM

Session Ends

Wrapping up with gratitude

9:00 PM

Keynote Speaker

Harold Nelson

Operating System Engineer, iSeries at Mohegan Sun

Harold Nelson first laid fingers on DSP01 as the Lead AS-400 Operator in 1996 for one of the best companies to work for in the 90's, Automatic Data Processing. His previous three years with ADP were spent in their Dispatch department after he finished his time in the service as an Assistant Battalion Supply Sergeant for an Infantry Company. Starting with Mohegan Sun in 2000 Harold has enjoyed the ups and downs of all of the platform's changes to come about over his full career and was recently honored as an IBM Champion (2025). In addition to being recognized by his peers and IBM, Harold was the recipient of Mohegan Sun's 2025 Volunteer of the Year Award for his work with His American Legion post where he has served as Commander for 6 years. Harold's other service to the community involves his being Chairman of his town's IT Advisory group, His Town's America 250 Committee, and serving as a member of his Town's Board of Finance. He resides on his 20+ acre hobby-farm where he grew up; he and his wife are 'empty-nesters' with their two grown kids off being productive members of society.

What Will You Learn?

Automate Audit Evidence

Turn screenshot-heavy proofs into a repeatable SQL flow using security audit journal data marts—so “build integrity in the process” becomes concrete, traceable outputs.

Operate & Govern on IBM i

Administer data marts with Navigator for i and standardize on a single source-of-truth SQL script to improve consistency, reviews, and change control.

Build a Budget SQL Assistant

Stand up a Claude-powered helper seeded with your ACS examples and house scripts; craft a global prompt and link IBM docs to turn plain-English requests into useful SQL (plus Markdown/Ansible when needed).

Register Today!

Save your seat for a hands-on, demo-driven evening focused on automating audit proofs and building a low-cost SQL assistant with Claude. Capacity is limited and sessions often fill quickly—early registration is recommended. After you register, you’ll receive a confirmation email with your ticket and event details; check-in opens 30 minutes before the program begins. If your plans change, you can transfer your ticket to a colleague at any time. Walk-ins are welcome if space allows, but registered attendees will be prioritized. Have a question or need assistance with your registration? Reach out and we’ll help you get set.