We won! The 2026 WTT Young Leader Award for our AI Readiness Check 2.0
Excellent collaboration with OST—University of Applied Sciences of Eastern Switzerland Our joint practical project with OST—the University of Applied Sciences of Eastern Switzerland— has won the WTT Young Leader Award 2026 in the Management Concept category. By further developing our AI Readiness Check, the five-member student team was able to impress the expert jury and […]
Webinar on AI Governance: How Companies Can Scale AI Safely and Responsibly
AI Requires Clear Accountability and a Reliable Framework AI supports employees in their day-to-day work, taps into knowledge, and is increasingly taking on tasks within business processes. As a result, the demands for its responsible use are also growing. Who decides which applications are permitted? What data are agents allowed to access? And who bears […]
From OST straight to online: Welcome, Berat!
How It All Began: A Joint Practical Project Sometimes a collaboration begins long before the first official day on the job. That was certainly the case with Berat Koxha, who has recently joined our team as a consultant and project manager. We first met Berat during a joint practical project with OST—the University of Applied […]
Industrializing AI Instead of Experimenting: Sven Maushake Appears on the “shift” Podcast
How does technological innovation translate into tangible business value? AI is transforming not only the capabilities of IT but also the way companies operate, grow, and design their processes. However, there are numerous challenges between initial AI experiments and full-scale deployment across the entire company. For companies experiencing international growth in particular, the question arises […]
A Breath of Fresh Air for AI Projects: Jan Niederhauser Joins Our Team
A warm welcome to the team, Jan! We’re pleased to welcome Jan Niederhauser as our newest #proudOnliner. As a Copilot Lead and Consultant, he advises our clients on M365 Copilot and AI topics and supports them through workshops and training all the way through to rollout and adoption. Thanks to his experience in the M365 […]
Online Group at the Zurich Hackathon: How Much Autonomy Can Agentic AI Handle?
Two days filled with AI, ideas, and teamwork Today and tomorrow at the Zurich Hackathon, part of Swiss “ {ai} ” Weeks, participants will be developing, testing, and discussing ideas—and probably discarding a few along the way. A team from the Online Group is also participating. Michael Kammerer, Ralf Angermann, Berat Koxha, Michal Cislo, Martin […]
AI & Strategy Webinar: How AI Activism Leads to Real Transformation
AI only realizes its full value when it becomes part of the corporate strategy Many companies today are actively exploring AI, testing tools, launching pilot projects, and gaining initial experience. But there is a crucial difference between individual AI initiatives and true transformation. AI should not be viewed as just another tool; rather, it must […]
Female Leadership in Tech: Why People and Their Skills Should Be the Focus
An Evening on Leadership, Role Models, and the Future of Tech How can leadership succeed in an industry that remains heavily male-dominated? What needs to change to make technical careers more attractive to women? And what role do companies, leaders—and even one’s own mindset—play in this? On September 3, 2026, “Connect 2026,” the summer event […]
AI, Data, and Technological Resilience: Fabian Ringwald Appears on the “shift” Podcast
How do companies make the right technology decisions? AI is evolving rapidly. New models, platforms, and applications are constantly emerging—and with them comes the question of how companies decide which technologies they should develop themselves, adopt early on, or deliberately wait to adopt later. Listen now and subscribe In the fifth episode of “shift – […]
Summerdays, AI Waves, and lots of #OnlineVibe
At first chaotic, then pretty much perfect The final weeks leading up to our summer festival were filled with lists, last-minute clarifications, technical checks, and the occasional slightly elevated heart rate among the organizing committee. The closer August 27 got, the greater the anticipation—and perhaps just a tiny bit of nervousness as well. Things got […]
