Solutions

Where AI shows impact first in media companies.

The fastest payback comes from use cases that relieve routine work and make better use of existing content: editorial workflows, archive indexing and personalization. These are the three fields we prioritise most often – described here honestly, limits included.

Abstract illustration: flowing ink lines align into orderly bands – structured editorial processes.
Use case 01

Editorial workflows

Summaries, headline variants, editing support, channel adaptation and research aids relieve your newsroom of routine work – with full editorial control. The measurable lever: time saved per article, flowing back into research and quality.

Typical KPIs: minutes saved per article, output per desk

Abstract illustration: a wall of archive cards in a grid, some marked with orange tabs.
Use case 02

Archive & metadata

Automated tagging, entity extraction and image/video analysis unlock assets that lie dormant today. Your archive turns from cost centre into product foundation – for search, discover-optimised tagging, topic pages and licensing.

Typical KPIs: assets indexed, findability rate, archive traffic

Abstract illustration: a paper stream splits into three differently patterned dot streams.
Use case 03

Personalization

Recommendations, personalised newsletters and propensity models bring the right content to the right reader at the right time – turning anonymous reach into loyal, paying users.

Typical KPIs: click-through rate, time spent, subscription conversion

Outlook

Further application areas we implement.

Detailed pages for the three core use cases will follow in phase 2 – and we already cover the following fields in consulting and development today:

  • Automated summaries
  • Text-to-speech & audio formats
  • Translation & localisation
  • Research & fact-checking support
  • Contextual advertising
  • Semantic search

Which use case fits your company?

In the intro call we sort your ideas – and also tell you which ones will not pay off for you.