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What we do

With our practical tools, your team develops ways to use artificial intelligence in your company.

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How it works

The AI-Design Sprint is a half-day or one-day workshop session where teams start at one end of a paper roll with process steps and literally move along the steps ending at the other side with a concept of how to apply AI in their company. Starting point is the person or thing you want to add artificial intelligence to: a person, a work process, an existing product or service, or an entire company organisation. Key is the matching of that with the right artificial intelligence technologies, you literally do so using paper cards. Out comes a first concept which you test with users, improve, and evaluate looking at necessary data. A couple days later you get the data strategy, the cost frame and time frame for implementation. We offer implementation as well.

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For whom, and where to get it

For people in enterprise companies, and for consultants.

You can buy the AI-Design Sprint tool on our site, or you can have us facilitate the AI-Design Sprint for your team or your client.

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Why better

Only looking at use cases, or standard products, or your accessible data limits you from the start. Instead, looking at what you need and then considering all present AI technologies to build that solution is where you take full advantage of the wide field of present artificial intelligence.

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Founders

Jonas Wenke has a Masters in Service Design and has working experience from Volkswagen and a startup. He outlines and visualises design processes – he lives design processes. Jonas is key in the development of the AI-Design Sprint tools.

Mike Brandt is designer and art director, and for four years full time educator in higher education, helping his students develop technology business concepts. Mike authored a book on design processes and business innovation, with it he led workshops at companies guiding teams developing technology business solutions for their company. He simplifies, Mike makes new technology understandable, and through his outlining of easy steps people take action.

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