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AI in business: guides and practical knowledge
Artificial intelligence in small and medium companies: strategy, local AI with Ollama, cloud services such as OpenAI, Claude and Gemini compared, data protection, AI policy, shadow AI, RAG and the EU AI Act.
AI in business
Introducing AI in your company: a strategy for SMEs
AI pays off where it takes over concrete work. A small strategy with use cases, rules and a pilot prevents expensive false starts.
Read article → AI IN BUSINESSRunning local AI with Ollama in your company
With Ollama, language models run on your own hardware or rented GPU servers. Requests and documents stay inside your environment.
Read article → AI IN BUSINESSHardware for local AI: your own server or Hetzner GPU
Own hardware, new purchase or rented GPU server: which route to local AI fits depends on usage, budget and need for control.
Read article → AI IN BUSINESSOllama, OpenAI, Claude or Gemini: which fits you?
Local models or cloud services? A vendor-neutral comparison by criteria that matter for companies.
Read article → AI IN BUSINESSData protection with AI in business: check points
Before an AI service is used in a company, some questions should be answered. A checklist on data, contracts and access.
Read article → AI IN BUSINESSAI policy for employees: contents and outline
A short AI policy gives employees certainty: what is allowed, what is not, and who is the contact person?
Read article → AI IN BUSINESSShadow AI: when employees use AI unnoticed
Employees often use AI privately at work. That is understandable but carries risks for data. Here is how to handle it.
Read article → AI IN BUSINESSRAG: searching and querying your own documents with AI
With retrieval-augmented generation, an AI answers questions based on your own documents instead of general knowledge alone.
Read article → AI IN BUSINESSEU AI Act: an overview for small and medium companies
The EU AI Regulation applies in stages. An overview of what it means for companies that use AI and what to check now.
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