AI consulting for German companies: what it delivers
Bitkom counts 41 percent of companies using AI, but only 52 percent can name a measurable contribution. What consulting delivers, what it costs and how to pick one.
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Bitkom counts 41 percent of companies using AI, but only 52 percent can name a measurable contribution. What consulting delivers, what it costs and how to pick one.
Half your workforce already uses AI without approval. What free accounts do with your input, where the line sits and what to decide this quarter.
The best-known AI danger is the least likely. While headlines warn of the rebellious machine, the real harm happens elsewhere. Which risks count and how to manage them.
Superintelligence will probably not arrive as a robot with a will of its own. A sober look at the likely forms, the path via AI agents and what is already real today.
Duolingo made learning as reliable as checking social media. Which game mechanics are behind it and how to use the same principles to build AI skills.
Most bad decisions come from missing structure. With MECE, the Pyramid Principle and the issue tree you solve problems more clearly and convince more easily, also alongside AI.
In March 2016 AlphaGo beat Go grandmaster Lee Sedol 4 to 1. A single move showed what AI is capable of, and what businesses can learn from it.
The claim that AI destroys your brain sounds alarmist, yet brain research gives it some weight. What an MIT study found and how to use AI without losing the habit of thinking.
AI can noticeably improve lead generation in mid-sized companies, if it targets a clear process instead of the next tool. What really matters in execution.
ChatGPT can ease daily work, but only with clear rules. Where the benefit comes from, how to avoid expensive workslop and what the tool is really suited for.
AI, IoT and RAG only deliver value when they meet a real process. Which use cases work in the Mittelstand and why the first one is often unspectacular.
AI agents are meant to complete tasks on their own. In practice they often fail at unexpected points. What agents do, where their limits are and what matters at rollout.