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Sascha Theismann
Digital Transformation
The world is changing — we shape the transformation.
AI Strategy
From the big picture to a clear roadmap.
Processes
Where strategy meets the reality of operations.
AI Agents
Automation that works down to the detail.
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FAQ
Frequently asked questions
How do AI agents help companies in practice today?
AI agents handle defined tasks within business processes – such as data reconciliation, classification or case handling – and act semi-autonomously rather than just suggesting. Sascha Theismann deploys AI agents where they measurably reduce cycle time or processing cost, embedded in a clear AI strategy rather than as isolated pilots.
What sets an effective AI strategy apart from AI hype?
An effective AI strategy prioritises use cases by business value and feasibility, not by technology hype. Sascha Theismann anchors AI – especially in mid-sized companies – in existing processes and data, defines the target KPI up front and scales only use cases that prove themselves in operation, turning pilots into measurable value.
What is process mining used for in a company?
Process mining reconstructs real workflows from IT system log data and reveals bottlenecks, loops and deviations. Sascha Theismann uses process intelligence as the factual basis: only once the actual process is transparent can automation and AI be applied where they have the greatest leverage.
When is process automation worthwhile – and when is it not?
Automation pays off for stable, rule-based and frequently repeated tasks with clear data input. Sascha Theismann first examines the process itself – a poor process only runs faster, not better, once automated. Understand and simplify first, then automate with RPA or AI.
What does value realization mean in processes?
Value realization means a process or AI initiative delivers measurable business value – shorter cycle times, lower error rates or reduced cost per transaction – not just technical operation. Sascha Theismann makes that value trackable through KPIs from the start, so transformation is measured by outcomes, not by the tool deployed.
What does Sascha Theismann focus on?
Sascha Theismann is an Associate Partner at Infosys Consulting and supports mid-sized companies with digital transformation, AI strategy and process intelligence – with a focus on measurable value. The easiest way to start a conversation on these topics is via the contact form on this site or through LinkedIn.
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