
What we are taking away from r26 2026 in Bochum
Two days at r26 in Bochum gave us a useful reality check: where does AI already help businesses, and where does it simply make work more complicated?
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What does AI actually improve in day-to-day work? We share clear guidance, practical decision tools, and lessons from building our products.

Two days at r26 in Bochum gave us a useful reality check: where does AI already help businesses, and where does it simply make work more complicated?
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Chatbots answer questions. Workflows connect systems by rules. AI agents pursue a goal with tools. Separating the classes reduces expensive misfits.
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AI can speed research, outlines, and drafts. Indexation quality, search intent, and factual accuracy stay human checkpoints. Without review you mostly scale thin pages.
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An AI phone assistant can structure first calls and prepare handoffs. It does not replace expert conversations and needs clear rules for privacy, escalation, and opening hours.
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A classic business website informs. An intelligent website connects visibility, clear service pages, and structured inquiry paths. The difference is the system behind the pages, not shinier design.
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Private or more controlled AI is worth it when confidentiality, traceability, and storage location are hard requirements. Convenience alone is not an architecture argument.
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A simple chatbot answers fixed questions. A website assistant structures inquiries, hands off better, and sits closer to sales. The choice depends on inquiry volume and handoff quality.
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Automate what is frequent, rule-friendly, and measurable: inquiries, scheduling logic, template replies, status updates. Keep rare, political, or high-liability work with people.
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