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The new whitepaper shows how self evolving AI agents tackle this challenge: they capture implicit know how in day to day operations, turn it into an institutional memory and make it available across the organisation under clear governance and regulatory frameworks.
Anyone working with AI today produces a new type of consumable: tokens. Every word, every prompt, every response is broken down into these digital units, processed and billed. They are the invisible currency of AI and well on their way to becoming the new status symbol of knowledge work.
Sad but true: wildfires have become a growing risk in many countries around the world – for businesses as well. How companies can protect themselves is explained by Sarah Reuter and Sebastian Kempka of KA Köln.Assekuranz Agentur GmbH in this interview.
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How can we capture experience in our organisations with the help of AI? Our new whitepaper has the answer! 🤖
Today, a large share of business‑critical know‑how still lives in day‑to‑day decisions, routines and conversations. As experienced colleagues retire or change roles, organisations are challenged to rethink how they preserve, share and grow their knowledge – so that lived expertise is captured and developed further instead of fading away quietly.
Our new report “From Tribal Knowledge to Self‑Evolving Agents – Capturing, Governing, and Scaling Institutional Knowledge in Financial Enterprises” explores how self‑evolving AI agents can support this transition.
Wildfires are becoming a critical management challenge for companies.
From California to southern Europe, wildfires have shifted from a distant concern to a tangible threat. They now represent a material risk for industrial and logistics locations worldwide.
In their interview with ERGO //radar, wildfire experts Sarah Reuter and Sebastian Kempka from KA Köln.Assekuranz outline why businesses must progress from mere awareness to concrete action – and how focused risk assessments and protective measures can significantly strengthen resilience. KA Köln.Assekuranz, a wholly owned ERGO subsidiary, operates as an intermediary between industrial clients and insurers.
Expanding horizons: ERGO colleagues from Germany had their first day at ERGO NEXT Insurance in Palo Alto, USA.
In the spirit of strengthening our international collaboration and accelerating innovation across borders, Dr. Carl-David v. Busse and Christian Kellner will be contributing their expertise on-site in Palo Alto. Their move underlines our commitment to shaping the future of insurance through global teamwork and diverse perspectives.
Sivan Avihud, Vice President People at ERGO Next, gave a warm welcome to the two colleagues, who are now embarking on a new chapter in their lives in the USA.