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Give your expertise a real place to become shared knowledge.

Give your team an easy-to-use studio to record what they know. DBX plans the space, trains your people and connects those explanations with practical courses, workshops and community learning.

Plan your Knowledge Station Explore the learning system

Start with your space and goals. Scope and costs agreed before you commit.

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Illustrative setup journey

From your room to a station your team can run.

We agree the space, setup and staff training before delivery.

Illustrative six-stage Knowledge Station setup: scan the space, agree the plan, deliver with care, set up and test, practice together, ready to run.
  1. An illustrative room survey using a tripod-mounted scanner.

    01 Scan the space

  2. A room layout reviewed together on a tablet.

    02 Agree the plan

  3. Equipment arriving in protective cases.

    03 Deliver with care

  4. Camera, lighting and lightboard being prepared.

    04 Set up and test

  5. A presenter rehearsing an explanation with support.

    05 Practice together

  6. A presenter recording, with an operator guide nearby.

    06 Ready to run

3D scanning is optional and subject to site approval. A manual review is available. Setup, delivery and training are agreed in your proposal.

Discuss my space
01 - The learning systemStation · Programs · Community

Your best explanations should not end with the meeting.

The reasoning behind a decision. The demonstration that makes a process click. The workaround someone discovered on the job. DBX helps you capture that knowledge, turn it into practical learning and keep it useful as the work changes.

Knowledge Station

Make the explanation available, not just the expert.

Give your people a dedicated place to demonstrate a process, explain a decision or share a lesson from the work. DBX plans an easy-to-use capture setup and trains staff to operate it, so sharing expertise becomes a routine your team can own.

Learning programs

Turn an explanation into something people can do.

A recording is a starting point. DBX shapes approved expertise into workshops, cohort courses or self-paced lessons with clear tasks, practice and feedback. Use your existing tools; dedicated capture equipment is optional.

Communities & adoption

Let real work improve what gets taught.

Give people a way to share questions, workarounds and what did not work, including hesitant users and those who stopped. Named reviewers assess the context; accountable owners respond and return reviewed guidance to the people who need it.

  1. 01ExplainCapture an expert’s demonstration. Review it before others rely on it.
  2. 02PracticeUse it in a real task, workshop or lesson. Find where people need help.
  3. 03ListenCollect questions, exceptions and differing experiences, not just success stories.
  4. 04ImproveReview the evidence, assign actions and return updated guidance to contributors.
02 - Connected learning launchSeparately scoped

Not just a studio. A plan for what happens after you press record.

Connect the space, the learning and the feedback in one agreed plan. Decide what experts will explain, how people will practice and who will keep the guidance useful. DBX supports the build and launch, with staff roles, training and handover agreed from the start.

Built with your team. Run by your team. Your internal owner, experts and agreed staff time make that transition possible. Ongoing support is optional and separately scoped.

A broader connected engagement has its own scope, price and timeline, not the defined 90-day package terms. Only items named in your written proposal are included.

Select what your launch needs

  • Knowledge Station and operator training
  • Workshops and cohort courses
  • Curriculum and self-paced lessons
  • LMS or existing-tool delivery
  • Community launch and facilitation
  • Installation and ongoing support
Plan a connected learning launch
03 - Three ways to startEach available on its own

Start with the part you need now.

You do not have to buy the whole system to make a useful start. Choose a station, a learning program or community and adoption support. Each is available independently, with its own scope and terms.

How DBX plans and hands over each engagement: How We Work. Also from DBX: learning delivery, AI communities of practice and event communities.

04 - InquiryA scoping conversation

Start with what you know

What do your people need to explain, learn or put into practice?

You do not need a finished brief. A short note is enough to start a scoping conversation, not a booking.

  1. Who is it for, and what should they be able to do?
  2. What do you already have: a room, expert knowledge, content or a platform?
  3. Where do you need help? It is fine if you are still deciding.

We’ll clarify the fit, responsibilities and next step. Scope and price are agreed before work begins.

DBX Expert Lab
Denis Bundi, Founder & CEO
Seattle-based · Working nationally
denis@dbxai.com
206-880-2045

What are you considering? Optional · added to your enquiry

Who are you enquiring for?

Working independently? Enter your practice name or your own name.

What happens next

DBX reviews your initiative. We’ll clarify the audience and challenge, then discuss whether DBX is the right fit for a scoped next step. A brief description is enough to start.

Prefer email? Contact denis@dbxai.com directly.

How we use your information

DBX saves the details you submit to review your initiative, respond, and follow up. We also record the DBX page you came from and the progress of the conversation to understand which inquiries are a good fit. Submitting does not sign you up for a newsletter.

Please do not include confidential client or personal information in your description. For questions about your submitted information, or to request its deletion, email denis@dbxai.com.