Super Intelligence: New name, same management task?
What the US renaming of AI actually changes — and why businesses should assess capabilities, not labels.
AI for decision-makers
I help executive leadership and management teams gain clarity, in half a day, on where AI actually matters: in the product, in how the work is produced, and in how the organisation is run.
What we sell. How we create it. How we run the company.
AI Strategy Workshop · 4 hours · leadership team · concrete priorities

The problem
ChatGPT, Copilot, agents, new vendors, internal ideas. There are already enough possibilities.
The management question is not what AI can do. It is where AI creates real value in your company.
Where can AI create meaningful value in our company?
The framework
Product · Production · Organisation
Most companies begin by asking where AI could make them more efficient. That is a useful question. It is also the smallest of the three.
AI in what we sell
How does AI change our product, our service or our business model?
Growth & Differentiation
AI in how we create it
How does AI change the way we create our product or service?
Speed & Productivity
AI in how we run the company
How does AI change the way we run the organisation?
Efficiency & Overhead
How does AI change what customers will pay for tomorrow?
Explore the framework →The offer
AI Strategy Workshop
A focused working session for companies that know AI matters, but do not need another long list of ideas.
Discuss the workshopFor CEOs and leadership teams
Product · Production · Organisation
Business value · feasibility · strategic relevance
NOW · NEXT · WATCH · IGNORE
After four hours, you have:
Operator, not theorist
I do not advise companies from the perspective of an AI tool or a technology agency.
I run organisations, teams and technology projects myself. I know the decision whether something deserves budget, attention and organisational change.
Advice looks different when you have to live with the consequences.
Ideas
What the US renaming of AI actually changes — and why businesses should assess capabilities, not labels.
Not with a tool. With three questions, one decision per area, and someone who owns the outcome.
Rarely the technology. Almost always four patterns you can spot early.
You need to know what AI means for your company and what you should actually do next.
30-minute introductory conversation. No sales presentation.