AI for business
AI consulting and training for companies. I advise where AI delivers real value and where it is just a marketing buzzword — and I run an introductory training so your team can use AI safely. Concrete opportunities for your company — no hype, no empty promises.
Get in touchWhen it fits
Leadership wants to "do AI"
Market pressure or a foreign parent — but it's unclear where and how to start.
You have repetitive manual processes
Data entry, categorisation, document processing — these are where AI helps most.
Evaluating an AI tool investment
A vendor is selling you an AI platform. You want an independent view on whether it makes sense.
Concerned about AI risks
GDPR, hallucinations, cloud dependency — you want to know what to watch out for.
How it works
- 01
Process mapping
1–2 weeks. Identifying processes with AI potential. Where data exists, where patterns repeat, where input quality is adequate.
- 02
Opportunity assessment
1–2 weeks. ROI analysis, technical feasibility, risks. Ranked by impact and implementation effort.
- 03
Pilot scenario
1–2 weeks. Defining a pilot — what we test, how success is measured, what the business output looks like.
- 04
Roadmap and decision
1 week. Prioritised plan with clear rationale for each item. Materials for management decision.
What you get
- AI opportunity map with impact ratings
- ROI analysis for top 3 opportunities
- Technical recommendations (build vs. buy, open source vs. SaaS)
- Risk profile (GDPR, vendor lock-in, hallucinations)
- Pilot project definition
- 12-month prioritised roadmap
Frequently asked questions about this service
Primarily an advisor — I analyse the situation, recommend an approach and help select a vendor or internal team for implementation. I can also help with the solution architecture. I don't write production code myself.
Not necessarily. Many AI opportunities today require no internal AI specialists — they use SaaS tools or pre-trained models. Where custom development is needed, I help specify the brief.
I'm not selling a platform or proprietary software. I come with no vendor-side motivation and no goal of selling you the most expensive solution. I care that the recommendation makes sense for your specific situation.
Yes. Besides advisory work I run introductory AI training and workshops for leadership and teams — what AI can do, where it makes sense, and how to use it safely (GDPR, verifying outputs). Training is tailored to your company and your real needs.
We start by mapping the processes where AI has potential. You get an independent view, prioritisation by impact and a build-vs-buy recommendation — with no ties to any specific vendor.