Public sector
AI advisory for public administration
Public bodies work with sensitive data, established procedures and a public that expects decisions to be traceable. We show where AI delivers a measurable contribution within that frame and support you from the first assessment to productive use.
We work with specialist units, agency management and IT departments at federal, cantonal and municipal level. The starting point is usually similar: ideas from several departments, a few experiments, open questions on data protection and procurement, and limited resources.
Our job is to turn that into an order of work that holds up in front of management, oversight bodies and the public.
Where AI delivers today
Making case files accessible
Search across grown archives, summaries for case handling, pointers to comparable earlier cases. The decision stays with the person, the basis for it arrives faster.
Enquiries and correspondence
Assistance for recurring public enquiries and drafts of letters based on applicable legal grounds and templates, released by the responsible officer.
Supervision and control
Systematic monitoring of markets, reports and publications so that specialist units direct their checks where the risk is highest.
Keeping knowledge current
Continuous review of regulation, technology and specialist literature for units and leadership bodies, prepared in a form that works in meetings.
Data protection and legal basis
Personal data can be processed with AI once the legal basis, the purpose and the processing steps are clear. We document these points per use case and align them with your data protection advisors.
Hosting in Switzerland or the EU
Depending on your requirements the solution runs in Switzerland or the EU. For particularly sensitive areas we use models that operate inside your own environment.
Groundwork for procurement
Requirements, evaluation criteria, a clear scope and a realistic effort estimate, usable for direct awards, invitation procedures and open tenders alike.
Let us talk about your project.
A first conversation takes an hour. Afterwards you know which use cases are worth pursuing in your organisation and what effort they involve.
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