Kogod School of Business Partners with Perplexity AI for Enterprise Access

Mar 20, 2025
The Kogod School of Business at American University has partnered with Perplexity to provide AI tools to its entire community, enhancing learning and research capabilities.

The Kogod School of Business at American University has partnered with Perplexity AI to offer enterprise AI access to all students, staff, and faculty. Announced in a press release, this collaboration makes Kogod one of the first business schools globally to provide such comprehensive AI resources to its community.

Through this partnership, the entire Kogod community will have access to Perplexity Enterprise Pro, a tool designed to enhance learning, research, and productivity. Dean David Marchick highlighted that this initiative aligns with Kogod's focus on preparing future business leaders for an AI-driven world, allowing students to build custom tutors, faculty to create AI-powered research hubs, and staff to integrate AI into daily workflows.

This partnership builds on Kogod's extensive AI initiatives, which include integrating AI into over 40 courses and developing AI credentials such as badges and certificates. These efforts aim to equip students and faculty with the necessary skills for the evolving business landscape.

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