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AI transformations don't fail because of AI.

They fail because of organisations that were built for humans and at the missing technological foundation for reliable AI.

We help enterprises in their transformation to the Agentic Enterprise:
Strategy, organisation and technology from one team.
How we help

Three challenges, one partner.

Management consulting, a unique product and deep Knowledge Graph expertise — united under one roof.

We are proud to have supported these companies
Porsche
CARIAD
Verband der Privaten Krankenversicherung
STIHL
PRETTL Group
Regenold
… and many more
The decision

Two ways to design an organisation. Only one is future-proof.

Data, information and with them the knowledge about the enterprise are distributed, fragmented and, for artificial intelligence, not usable.

Today

Human-centred organisation

Structures built for human hands.

  • Processes bundle activities that are carried out by people.
  • Systems are constructed in silos and designed for human interaction.
  • Structures, collaboration models and decision paths made for people.
Future

AI-native organisation

Structures for autonomous agents.

  • Seamless, autonomous workflows with limited human intervention.
  • A semantic knowledge base — a digital twin of the organisation.
  • Humans decide on ambiguity, machines on repetition.
The transition

Three things must change simultaneously.

01

Make knowledge machine-interpretable.

A semantic layer, the Knowledge Layer, as the foundation on which agents operate.

02

Value streams for agents - rethought.

Describe process outcomes, set autonomy levels and leave the execution to the AI agents.

03

The operating model for agents - set up.

Compliance and escalation mechanisms implemented in the technology, not written into the handbook.

Without operating model redesign, AI amplifies an organisation's problems. Used right, AI accelerates how value is created.

The Agentic Enterprise
d.AP Knowledge Graph: connected entities, relations and rules as a semantic knowledge base
So that AI agents don't guess, but know

d.AP - The solution that makes AI reliably right.

AI systems have access to data. But they do not understand the relationships, the rules and the context behind them. AI needs a semantic knowledge base — a Knowledge Layer.

With d.AP we have developed the technology to build this Knowledge Layer for enterprises — on open standards (RDF/OWL), so that your enterprise knowledge continues to belong to you.

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Our expertise

We feel at home in complex IT and data structures.

You should talk to us when others have already tried the task and come up short. Or when it simply has to work the first time round.

Automotive: OEMs & suppliers

High complexity in value creation and system landscape meets the need to become more efficient. With deep domain knowledge, we guide the AI transformation of this industry.

Manufacturing & machinery

Hidden champions and technology leaders who want to secure their leading position for the future through data and AI. With empathy and pragmatism, we make sure their AI initiatives actually deliver.

Data-intensive sectors

Insurance, finance, healthcare: wherever regulatory depth meets high data complexity. We don't mess about, and we keep delivering even when things get genuinely complicated.

Consultant at digetiers
A consultant at digetiers
Consulting and technology under one roof

There are only a few teams that truly master both.

Whoever only defines the strategy fails at execution. Whoever only builds the technology fails at the organisation. Whoever only sells a product fails for lack of context.

Which is why we deliver from start to finish — from one team.

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