schnell.digital Launches Support Packages to Help Small and Medium-Sized Businesses Get Started with AI

schnell.digital Launches Support Packages to Help Small and Medium-Sized Businesses Get Started with AI A woman looks at a monitor, smiling. ( (C) schnell.digital GmbH / magnific.com) www.schnell.digital/de/ki-beratung-und-integration https://www.schnell.digital/ www.schnell.digital _Four progressive packages guide small and medium-sized businesses from initial orientation through implementation, offering ongoing support rather than just a workshop followed by a farewell._Many SME executives are familiar with this situation: An AI assistant has been activated, a workshop booked, licenses ordered--and yet little has changed in day-to-day operations. In many management meetings, the question of where to make the first meaningful use of AI within their own company has remained unresolved for months. Augsburg-based schnell.digital GmbH is now offering small and medium-sized enterprises four sequential support packages that address this very issue.From the perspective of the Augsburg-based software company, the reason AI projects in the SME sector often fail to yield results is rarely due to the technology itself, but rather because, after the initial workshop, there's no one left to turn to once the first practical questions arise in the specialized department. The new packages therefore focus on ongoing support rather than a single session."A single workshop doesn't get anyone anywhere if there's no one left afterward to help when the first questions come from the business department. That's why we consult with the business department, assess which steps really make sense, and then implement them together with IT and the business department--from the initial idea through to ongoing operations, if desired," says Patrick Schnell, founder and CEO of schnell.digital GmbH.The four packages are structured so that companies can get started depending on their current situation: "AI Orientation" is a compact initial session for a small group that provides clarity on what AI is capable of today and where suitable tasks lie within the company. "AI Roadmap" assesses existing processes, evaluates and prioritizes use cases with the functional department and senior management, clarifies governance and compliance, and begins implementing the first use cases. "AI Implementation" builds on this and provides ongoing support over several months with regular review meetings when the goal is to significantly reduce the workload of a specific process. "AI Program" is designed for companies that want to regulate AI deployment across multiple use cases in a governance-compliant manner, including a roles-and-approvals framework and documented obligations under the EU AI Act.You can start with either the free Process Potential Check (ten questions, about three minutes) or a no-obligation 30-minute consultation. Only then does schnell.digital recommend the appropriate package. Details on all four packages are available atschnell.digital GmbHAm Technologiezentrum 586159 AugsburgGermanyHerr Patrick Schnell+498271812048-0hello@schnell.digitalschnell.digital GmbH is a software company based in Augsburg that builds and operates AI-powered process automation for small and medium-sized businesses--from process mapping and implementation to ongoing operations. Since its founding in 2017, the team has implemented over 75 digitalization and AI projects for small and medium-sized businesses. With the schnell.digital AI Kit, the AI platform for SMEs, business departments describe their workflows in everyday language; the platform runs in compliance with the GDPR in the EU cloud or in the company's own data center and integrates with existing systems such as Microsoft 365, ERP, and CRM. Founder and CEO Patrick Schnell is a computer scientist, O'Reilly author ("ChatGPT in Software Projects"), and a speaker at conferences such as WeAreDevelopers, DWX, and BASTA! schnell.digital is headquartered at the Augsburg Technology Center and is a signatory to the European Commission's EU AI Pact.