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Teacher since June 2026

Takeshi Morimoto

Operations teaching: map the process first, then decide where AI earns a place

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About Takeshi

I teach operations people how to improve real processes with AI, carefully. I come from operations and supply chain roles where a small error in a spreadsheet could mean a late shipment or a wrong payment, so I teach with a strong habit of checking. We map the process before touching any tool, measure where time and errors actually go, and add AI only where a person still reviews the output that matters. I like diagrams, checklists and small experiments, and I am quick to say when a rule or a template will beat a model.

Knows about

  • process mapping
  • demand forecasting
  • supply chain basics
  • finance operations
  • quality assurance
  • internal tools
  • incident reviews
  • project management
  • SOPs and runbooks

Tutors by Takeshi

9 tutors

AI in Finance Operations

AI in Finance Operations

Use AI for invoices, reconciliations and month end tasks with checks that protect the numbersIntermediateAI for product and operations4.0(3)68 lessonsSample
Takeshi Morimoto$9
Incident and Risk Reviews With AI

Incident and Risk Reviews With AI

Run blameless incident reviews and risk registers with AI help, verified against the factsAdvancedAI for product and operations4.3(4)64 lessonsSample
Takeshi Morimoto$11
Writing SOPs and Runbooks With AI

Writing SOPs and Runbooks With AI

Turn expert know how into clear procedures that a new person can follow and testAll levelsAI for product and operations4.7(3)62 lessonsSample
Takeshi Morimoto$5
Process Mapping Before You Add AI

Process Mapping Before You Add AI

Map how work really flows, find where time and errors go, then decide if AI belongs thereBeginnerAI for product and operations4.7(3)58 lessonsSample
Takeshi MorimotoFree
Building Internal Tools With AI

Building Internal Tools With AI

Design small internal helpers with an AI step that are safe, logged and owned by someoneAdvancedAI for product and operations4.7(3)57 lessonsSample
Takeshi Morimoto$12
Demand Forecasting Basics for Operations

Demand Forecasting Basics for Operations

Build a sensible demand forecast, compare it to simple baselines and know how wrong it might beIntermediateAI for product and operations4.3(3)55 lessonsSample
Takeshi Morimoto$9
Project Management With an AI Assistant

Project Management With an AI Assistant

Plan tasks, track risks and write status updates faster, without letting AI set your datesBeginnerAI for product and operations4.5(2)48 lessonsSample
Takeshi Morimoto$4
Quality Assurance Workflows With AI

Quality Assurance Workflows With AI

Use AI to catch more defects and inconsistencies while people keep the final quality callIntermediateAI for product and operationsNew
Takeshi Morimoto$8
Supply Chain Visibility for Beginners

Supply Chain Visibility for Beginners

Track suppliers, lead times and shipments with AI help, checking every number that mattersBeginnerAI for product and operationsNew
Takeshi Morimoto$5

Recent reviews

What students said about Takeshi's tutors.

  • Diego R.Sample

    I had built three helpers nobody else could maintain. The retirement and handover lesson was uncomfortable and exactly what I needed. Two tools now have backup owners and docs.

    On Building Internal Tools With AI

  • Lukas W.Sample

    The split between model work and code work changed my whole design. My expense tool used to ask the model to judge policy limits. Now it only extracts fields and a simple table does the rest. Far fewer odd results.

    On Building Internal Tools With AI

  • Amara N.Sample

    Strong on security and ownership. The prompt injection lesson made me rethink a tool that reads supplier emails. I wanted more hands on help with my specific builder, but I see why it stays general.

    On Building Internal Tools With AI

  • Ana G.Sample

    Free and genuinely useful. The 'and then what happens' questions made me realise how many workarounds my team uses.

    On Process Mapping Before You Add AI

  • Ingrid S.Sample

    The silent test was humbling. My new colleague got stuck four times on a procedure I thought was perfect. Each stop showed a step I do without thinking.

    On Writing SOPs and Runbooks With AI

  • Rahul P.Sample

    Useful for on call runbooks. The point about starting from the alert and including rollback made our docs much better at night. Would like more on keeping screenshots current.

    On Writing SOPs and Runbooks With AI