AI consulting clarifies specific tasks and prerequisites for using artificial intelligence. Zensations in Vienna examines workflows, assesses potential applications and supports preparation of a testable pilot.
A recurring workflow with known current effort is a useful starting point. Manual steps, information sources and intended outputs are documented. Not every problem needs AI: a simple rule or better integration may be more appropriate. Consulting therefore separates actual requirements from general expectations about the technology.
Data quality, access rights and acceptable error levels affect suitability. Writing assistance creates different requirements from automated decision-making. The team needs to identify outputs requiring human review and information that must not be processed. Technical feasibility alone does not establish safe or commercially worthwhile use.
A pilot is evaluated using representative tasks, including difficult cases. Predefined criteria support comparison with the current workflow. Findings inform adoption, training or further development decisions. One successful example is insufficient evidence; visible limitations and a meaningful human review step matter just as much.