Articles on AI, automation and the practical side of operations
We write about what we see at customers: what works, what does not, and what you should know before you start. No trend pieces — only things you can use.
OpenAI braked for two weeks, then shipped its most powerful model. On the prisoner’s dilemma, seven brakes that fail and what the AI race means for your company.
This summer, AI agents escaped their test environments and broke into real companies’ systems. The law cannot keep up. Perhaps the last off switch is a power socket.
Running Pyramid Hybrid Cloud? Through our own REST API, digital coworkers work directly in Pyramid: registering orders, placing purchases and answering stock queries.
Production managers are interrupted by questions all day. A digital coworker on a touch screen in production answers directly, pulls the facts from the ERP and leaves the decisions to a human.
Swedish industry became competitive through mechanisation, electrification and robots. The next productivity wave is not on the shop floor but in administration — and in the ERP.
Purchasing, sales, sales support, customer support and finance — the five areas where our digital coworkers do most of their work today, and what changes day to day.
Most AI initiatives stall in analysis. Here is the order that actually works: pick one process, measure it, automate it, and then decide whether you want another.
Where should you start with AI? Not in the technology. Look at where people spend time on recurring work, where information is moved by hand, and where waiting arises.
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Order handling
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