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MultiProjektgeschäft im Maschinenbau neu steuern. Von der Steinzeit bis heute hat sich im Projektmanagement einiges getan. Aber was kommt als Nächstes? Wir haben bessere Werkzeuge, leistungsfähigere Software und mehr Daten als je zuvor. Trotzdem kommt uns manches im Multiprojektgeschäft verdächtig bekannt vor. Ein Projekt wird vorgezogen, drei andere müssen umgeplant werden. Die Kapazitäten sind längst verplant, aber irgendwo soll trotzdem noch Platz für einen weiteren Auftrag sein. Gerade im Maschinenbau ist das Alltag. Und irgendwann stellt sich die Frage: Muss das eigentlich immer so aufwendig sein? Wir finden, es ist Zeit für das nächste Kapitel. Unser Team bei Allex hat an etwas gearbeitet, das die Planung und Kapazitätssteuerung im Multiprojektgeschäft deutlich einfacher machen soll. Am 25. November zeigen wir euch zum ersten Mal, was dahintersteckt.

AI: US vs Europe: Innovation vs Compliance in Pharma, Manufacturing & Tech The US and Europe are taking noticeably different approaches to AI. While American companies are racing to build, test and scale new technology, Europe has put greater emphasis on regulation, privacy, sovereignty and responsible adoption. But is this really a choice between innovation and compliance? And as AI moves from experiments into real operations, which approach will prove better equipped for the long term? In this REAL TALK, B2B tech influencer and TECH IMPACT TV host Evan Kirstel joins William D. to compare how AI is developing on both sides of the Atlantic. Drawing on Evan's work across enterprise technology, healthcare, manufacturing and AI, they'll explore what businesses can learn from both approaches, and whether moving fast and building responsibly really have to be opposing ideas.

ERP Meets AI: The End of Business as Usual ERP has long been the backbone of enterprise operations, functioning as the system where transactions happen, processes run, and critical business data lives. But how does AI fit into the picture? In this webinar, Alexander Greb sits down with William D. to explore what happens when ERP meets a new generation of AI. With ERPs remains the system of record, AI increasingly becomes the system of action: preparing decisions, connecting information across systems, triggering workflows, and, in the right circumstances, acting autonomously. We'll look beyond the AI hype to ask what this shift actually means for enterprise operations. From processes and data to decision-making and AI agents, this conversation will explore where ERP is heading, what companies need to get right from the start, and why simply slapping AI onto an existing systems won't be enough to compete.

AI is moving into everyday business decisions. But what does that actually look like inside companies? On 15 September, we’re bringing the Allex.ai community together in Hamburg to hear directly from leaders working with AI across business, logistics, and project management. Joining us: Vini Andriolo, Global Operations Leader, Head of Logistics at Nordex Group Holger Lörz, Founder & CEO at Allex.ai The focus of the evening is practical: real experiences with AI initiatives, what companies are learning through implementation, and where AI is (and isn't) making a measurable difference. There’ll also be plenty of time to meet business leaders, operations professionals, technology experts, and decision-makers working through many of the same questions. 📅 15 September 2026 🕡 6:30 PM–10:00 PM 📍 Mindspace, Rödingsmarkt 9, Hamburg 🌐 German & English 🎟️ Free Seats are limited. Register now! #AI #ArtificialIntelligence #IndustrialAI #Hamburg #Networking #ProjectManagement #Logistics

Beyond AI First: Choosing AI Initiatives That Survive the Reality Check There’s no shortage of AI ideas within companies, but how can you tell which of those ideas are actually worth the investment? An initiative can look promising on paper, but without a clear business case, ownership, adoption, and measurable value, it disappears before ever making any real impact. In this edition of REAL TALK, Marc Eichner, CEO and co-founder of Omniance, joins us to explore what separates AI initiatives that survive the reality check from those that don't. As an AI strategist and solution designer, Marc works on what companies should build, how AI fits into the way people actually work, and whether the value case holds once strategy meets execution. We'll look at where a solid AI business case actually comes from, why adoption and operational control belong in the ROI equation, and what AI champions need to make a convincing case internally.

From AI-First to Agentic Enterprise - Transform with Strategic Clarity Many organisations have started using AI. The bigger challenge is turning those early successes into lasting business value. In this edition of REAL TALK, Dr. Marc Roman Franke, Partner and Associate Director at Boston Consulting Group, shares what it takes to move from AI-first initiatives to an agentic enterprise. Drawing on BCG's latest research and his experience working with global organisations, he'll explain why some companies successfully scale AI while others struggle to move beyond pilots. Together, we'll explore what changes when AI becomes part of everyday business. From leadership and governance to people, processes, and decision-making, this conversation looks at how organisations can build the right foundations to scale AI with confidence and create real business impact.