by Günter Lukas | Aug 3, 2026 | AI, Article
AI assistants and AI coaches may be based on similar technologies, but they serve fundamentally different purposes. What matters most is not which language model they use. What matters is what they were designed to do—and how they engage with their users. Since we...
by Birgit Fischer-Sitzwohl | Jun 26, 2026 | AI, Article
The success of an AI Coach is not determined by the technology itself. It is determined by how an organization understands leadership. “If only ten percent of our leaders end up using the AI Coach, it will be a waste of money.” I hear this comment...
by Thomas Wulz | Jun 19, 2026 | AI, Article, Leadership
“We’re all trying to move in the same direction. So why do we keep getting stuck on the same decisions?” That was how the CEO of a mid-sized company described the situation within his leadership team. The Context The company had experienced significant...
by Waltraud Ferz-Steinbauer | Jun 18, 2026 | Article, Book Review
Why Leaders Need to Experience AI, Not Just Understand It More Than a Book About AI Literacy With AI Literacy Through Serious Games, editors Sascha Ferz, Elisabeth Hödl, and Thomas Tripold have created a volume that, at first glance, appears to be aimed primarily at...
by Klaus Fischer | Jun 18, 2026 | Article, Leadership
An Extra Thought Partner When It Matters Most Most leaders have faced situations like this: A difficult employee conversation is coming up. A team member who has consistently delivered strong results for years has recently begun to struggle. Deadlines are being...
by Klaus Fischer | Mar 24, 2026 | Article, Intercultural Collaboration
Same company, same processes—and still completely different What this is about In the late 1960s, IBM—an international company—faced a puzzling question:Why did identical management practices work extremely well in some countries—and not at all in others? The person...
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