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Our Insights on Artificial Intelligence, RPA, and Future Technologies

Artificial intelligence, robotic process automation, and other future technologies are constantly evolving. Their complexity is steadily increasing, and it is becoming increasingly difficult to keep track of these technologies.

We help you understand the most important technologies and trends.

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AI News, Week 45: AI Stocks Plunge After the U.S. Election

AI News for Week 45 begins with a sharp drop in stock prices: Following the U.S. congressional elections, the Nasdaq is experiencing its worst day since April 2025. The EU still lacks AI regulatory agencies, and Telekom’s AI factory in Munich is fully booked. All three news stories concern decisions

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AI in the Workplace
AI in the Workplace: What tasks AI will take over, whether jobs will be eliminated, and what companies should be doing now. With the latest study data from 2026.
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ChatGPT Enterprise vs. Microsoft 365 Copilot
ChatGPT Enterprise vs. Copilot: A Comparison of Prices in Euros, Data Protection, Works Council Considerations, and a Decision-Making Guide for Businesses. As of November 2026.
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AI News, Week 44: Federal Government Sets Goals for “AI Nation 2030”

This week’s AI news (Week 44) focuses on access and goals: The German government has unveiled measurable AI goals for 2030, Goldman Sachs is restricting access to coding tools, and Google is making its most powerful model available first to security teams. All three news stories relate to the same

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Implementing AI in the Workplace
Implementing AI in the Workplace: Secure AI Access vs. Shadow AI, Six Steps, the Works Council, and the AI Act. With the latest figures from Bitkom and IW.
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AI News, Week 43: Anthropic Files Prospectus

The AI News for Week 43 focuses on who is leading the AI market: Anthropic reveals audited financials for the first time in its IPO prospectus, Nvidia unveils industry agents in Berlin, and BCG compares the AI maturity of 79 economies. For companies in the DACH region, the report offers

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AI-first organization in the SME sector

“AI-first” sounds like Silicon Valley. In medium-sized companies, however, it quickly becomes clear that the biggest hurdle is rarely the model – it’s the operation. AI only delivers reliable value if it is built into workflows, responsibilities, data and control. Otherwise, the result is a tool landscape of individual solutions

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AI News, Week 42: Federal Government Signs AI Pact with Nvidia

The AI News for Week 42 focuses on money, computing power, and the question of who benefits: The German government is bringing Nvidia on board for industrial AI, Google is making its most powerful model available to businesses, and Anthropic is donating shares to the public good ahead of its

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Mandatory AI Labeling for Companies
As of August 2, 2026, the AI labeling requirement under Article 50 of the AI Act has been in effect. What companies need to keep in mind regarding chatbots, deepfakes, and AI-generated text.
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AI News, Week 41: Anthropic Halts Internet Access for Agent Testing

News & Tech Trends 13. Oktober 2026 6 Min. Lesezeit KI-News KW 41: Anthropic stoppt Internetzugang für Agententests Also: Google is giving AI agents their own email accounts, and OpenAI's revenue is $20 billion lower than previously reported Robin Reuschel Experte für KI-Strategie & Organisation The Week in 30 Seconds

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AI consulting for SMEs
Digitization poses challenges for many medium-sized companies, as they often cannot afford the resources to keep pace with technological developments. One solution to this problem is the integration of artificial intelligence (AI) into business processes.
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AI process automation 2026

AI can prepare tickets, orders and checks today. The prerequisite? AI process automation. Many companies have experimented with AI: Texts, summaries, first assistants. Now it is becoming clear whether AI is really taking work out of processes or just creating new loops. Because as soon as AI not only formulates

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