The Art of Artificial Intelligence: How dimedis Strategically Integrates AI into Everyday Life

AI isn't just a trend we want to jump on. We've decided to make it an integral part of how we work. Systematically, thoughtfully, and with tangible benefits for our clients.

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AI as Part of Our Work Culture

At dimedis, we use AI in a tar­get­ed and struc­tured way — not just on an ad-hoc basis, but as an inte­gral part of our cor­po­rate strat­e­gy, with a focus on two key areas. In prod­uct devel­op­ment, AI sup­ports us with spec­i­fi­ca­tions, code reviews, and qual­i­ty assur­ance. At the same time, all of our approx­i­mate­ly 80 employ­ees use AI in their dai­ly work as a struc­tured tool with per­son­al­ized pro­files, cus­tom process­es, and defined workflows.

The key is that we don’t sim­ply adopt exist­ing frame­works. We use proven foun­da­tions and tai­lor them specif­i­cal­ly to our tech stack, our require­ments, and our work style. For us, this is pre­cise­ly what dis­tin­guish­es gener­ic AI out­put from tru­ly usable, high-qual­i­ty con­tent — and this applies to both soft­ware devel­op­ment and all oth­er areas of the company.

Strat­e­gy Over Chance

Behind this approach is a ded­i­cat­ed role… As AI Trans­for­ma­tion Lead, Process Coach, and Prod­uct Own­er, Maren Seufert dri­ves the entire AI method­ol­o­gy at dimedis. This includes process def­i­n­i­tions, hackathons, train­ing ses­sions, and the devel­op­ment of standards.

AI is only as good as the processes that surround it. Our strength lies in the fact that we don’t blindly adopt it, but rather understand, adapt, and validate it. This is how we produce results for which we can take responsibility.

Maren Seufert, Process Coach & Product Owner

The deci­sion was not a spur-of-the-moment ini­tia­tive, but a care­ful­ly thought-out frame­work.

It’s also impor­tant that learn­ing isn’t just dic­tat­ed from above. Many col­leagues take the ini­tia­tive to devel­op their skills on their own, bring their own moti­va­tion to the table, and active­ly engage with the top­ics. It’s clear that this approach works well for us.

How our cus­tomers benefit

This has a direct impact, though in a way that might not be imme­di­ate­ly obvi­ous. The great­est ben­e­fit isn’t writ­ing code faster, but rather under­stand­ing and artic­u­lat­ing require­ments more effec­tive­ly. Prob­lems are described more pre­cise­ly, fol­low-up ques­tions are asked with greater focus, and spec­i­fi­ca­tions are auto­mat­i­cal­ly doc­u­ment­ed. This cre­ates a sig­nif­i­cant­ly stronger foun­da­tion for coor­di­na­tion even before imple­men­ta­tion begins.

At the same time, pro­to­types are cre­at­ed faster, allow­ing for more focused and con­cen­trat­ed cus­tomer feed­back. Cus­tomer-spe­cif­ic require­ments can be imple­ment­ed more pre­cise­ly because the start­ing point is clear­er. The sta­bil­i­ty of our solu­tions ben­e­fits from the fact that review process­es become more thor­ough and con­sis­tent. And the valu­able time saved is then direct­ed where it makes the biggest dif­fer­ence… toward solv­ing prob­lems rather than rou­tine tasks.


Inno­va­tion Requires Part­ners and Expertise

Inno­va­tion aris­es from col­lab­o­ra­tion and exper­tise. Prof. Dr. Alexan­der Lutz, a busi­ness infor­mat­ics expert spe­cial­iz­ing in big data and AI, is work­ing with us on the intel­li­gent pro­cess­ing of trade show data. Togeth­er, we com­bine sci­en­tif­ic meth­ods with our prac­ti­cal expe­ri­ence to sys­tem­at­i­cal­ly make data usable and devel­op new approach­es for exhibitors and orga­niz­ers.

On June 17, 2026, we invite you to con­nect cir­cle. Maren and Prof. Lutz will co-present a talk titled Don’t Just Talk About AI. Learn How It Works.”

16 17 Juni 2026 Köln

Was das für unsere Kun­den bedeutet

Schnellere Bug­fix­es und eine höhere Fea­ture-Tak­tung, weil Rou­tineauf­gaben weniger Zeit kosten und die gewonnene Kapaz­ität in echte Entwick­lungsar­beit fließt.

Sta­bilere Releas­es, weil sys­tem­a­tis­che, automa­tisierte Qual­i­ty Gates vor jedem Merge Fehler abfan­gen, bevor sie den Kun­den erreichen.

Mehr Zeit für indi­vidu­elle Anforderun­gen und direk­ten Kun­denkon­takt. Unsere Teams konzen­tri­eren sich auf Architek­tur und fach­liche Tiefe nicht auf Boilerplate.

Und per­spek­tivisch: datengetriebene Mehrw­erte aus der Zusam­me­nar­beit mit Alexan­der Lutz. Bessere Auswer­tung von Messe­dat­en. Neue Erken­nt­nisse für Aussteller und Ver­anstal­ter, die bish­er ver­bor­gen lagen.

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