When introducing AI, companies and institutions face key strategic, technical, and organizational questions: Do we even need AI? Where does it make sense? Is its use cost-effective? What data is necessary? Which architecture—local, cloud, or hybrid—is suitable? How do we integrate AI into existing processes?
At the same time, it is important to consider the human side: How will roles and tasks change? How do we create acceptance? What skills do employees need? And how do we create a productive human-AI team?
We help you answer these questions – from identifying suitable areas of application to implementing or optimizing individual solutions. To do this, we combine our many years of expertise in usability, user research, and design thinking with in-depth AI technology expertise. We place a particular focus on knowledge management and increasing productivity through AI.
The AI Potential Workshop helps you identify where AI can create real added value in your organization—and how to get started in a meaningful, human-centered way. Together, we identify opportunities, evaluate benefits and feasibility, and develop prioritized recommendations for the next steps.
We provide guidance, analyze processes and tasks, and examine where AI can provide meaningful support.
Process:
Result:
A clearly documented overview with initial areas of potential and a cost-benefit assessment.
We explore selected approaches in greater depth and examine their technical and organizational feasibility.
Procedure:
Result:
A structured report with prioritized use cases and an assessment of the effort, benefits, and feasibility.
After the potential workshop, you will know exactly
This will lay the foundation for an effective, human-centered AI strategy.
To determine what your AI solution should achieve in a specific area of application, we begin with a precise analysis of activities and tasks. In doing so, we identify which work steps are suitable for AI support and how humans can remain meaningfully involved—whether as actors, supervisors, or completely relieved of their duties.
On this basis, we create an AI requirements specification: a clearly structured document that describes what the AI should do, how automated it can be, what quality requirements apply, and which interfaces need to be taken into account.
You receive an actionable blueprint for technical teams, enabling targeted, efficient, and high-quality implementation.
We develop and implement AI solutions that fit your systems, your data, and your economic conditions. In doing so, we make sure to make optimal use of existing hardware and set up solutions in a cost-efficient and resource-saving manner.
We provide independent advice on whether a local installation (on premise), a cloud setup, or a hybrid architecture makes the most sense for your application—and accompany you from technical planning to productive implementation.
We evaluate AI solutions based on a scientifically developed, user-centered quality model that we ourselves researched and validated at Fraunhofer. Traditional usability methods are not sufficient for generative, probabilistic AI systems – that's why we have developed our own approach that takes the special features of GenAI into account.
To do this, we use a mixed-methods approach developed in-house that is based on extensive research – including over 2,000 employee surveys, interviews, content analyses, and benchmarking validation studies (EFA, KMO, Cronbach's Alpha).
The result is a practical, scientifically sound quality diagnosis that can be used to improve existing AI systems in a targeted manner, make them more secure, and optimally adapt them to user requirements.