by Dominik Lange | Sep 22, 2026 | Use Cases
In development departments, design offices, and technical service teams, attitudes toward AI are usually split in two. One group has long since adopted it and wouldn’t want to do without it. The other group considers it overrated, because the results don’t...
by Dominik Lange | Sep 22, 2026 | Use Cases
Marketing is the area where AI gets tried first in most companies. The reasons are obvious: it’s about text and images, the results are immediately visible, and getting started costs nothing. What’s striking is that disillusionment sets in fastest in...
by Dominik Lange | Sep 22, 2026 | Use Cases
Few areas carry as heavy a text load, combined with as much of a staffing shortage, as public administration. Applications, statements, memos, notices, meeting papers, citizen inquiries – the work consists mostly of reading, summarizing, and drafting documents. At the...
by Dominik Lange | Sep 22, 2026 | Use Cases
Few areas seem as well suited to AI support at first glance as HR work. Job postings, application processes, references, onboarding plans, works agreements, answering recurring employee questions – all of this is text work with a high degree of repetition. And few...
by Dominik Lange | Sep 22, 2026 | Use Cases
There’s a task that eats up time in almost every mid-sized company, yet almost no one tackles it systematically: putting together proposals and responding to tenders. The process looks similar everywhere. Someone remembers that “something like this” came up a...
by Dominik Lange | Sep 22, 2026 | Use Cases
When a mid-sized company looks for a first AI use case that pays off and hurts no one, invoice processing comes up surprisingly often. The reason is simple: the task is frequent, follows rules, is based on documents – and nobody enjoys doing it. At the same time,...
