Entries by Axel Schultze

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Build or Buy Your Enterprise AI

Build or Buy AI History In the past four years, companies have built their own enterprise-level AI solutions. They hired dozens of engineers and Python programmers to build agents or program around Copilot solutions that help employees reduce their daily workload. Every consultant suggested building your own, or they build it for you. The reason […]

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Making Silos Permeable

When you research Google, you will find that business silos cause significant economic waste by creating locally rational choices that lead to globally suboptimal outcomes for the entire enterprise. When departments operate in isolation, organizations routinely suffer from fragmented decisions, duplicated work, and 15–23% excess operational costs. Departments exist for good reasons. Sales, finance, logistics, engineering, […]

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AI Capacity Hype – or Predictable Demand?

I had a great discussion with my friend 5.6 to find out whether the energy and capacity hype will collapse and just create another financial bubble burst. The billion-dollar race for data centers. Oracle’s Jupiter, Microsoft. Google, AWS… invest trillions of dollars combined. This smells like a huge risk. We wanted to know. AI Capacity […]

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The Biggest AI Problem of all

Manfred Bremmer, Editorial Manager of Computer Woche, wrote an interesting article in Foundry, a San Francisco Company and part of the CIO Brand, which is owned by Boston-based IDG Group: “The gap between SAP and its customers must not widen further“. My first thought: Are the issues mentioned really the biggest SAP needs to be […]

Tech Evolution and The Future of Work in the AI era

A post from @Matthias Reiser talking about the AI industry stack inspired me to put it into a correlation with the future of work. The concept and layers were originally introduced by Jensen Huang, CEO of NVIDIA Looking at the evolution of the technology stack over the past 50+ years, I realized an interesting development […]