One priority task
We identify the recurring piece of work that should be considered first.
EDIH.li · For Liechtenstein and the four-country region LI, CH, AT, DE
Spend less time searching. Prepare reports more easily. Put AI to work.
Which recurring task takes too much of your time? In a business conversation of around 30 minutes, we explore your needs and a useful first trial. You receive an adviser-reviewed summary with clear next steps.
For SMEs and public organisations. We confirm funding eligibility and available support before the work starts.
Go to the client portalWhat you receive
What you take away from the conversation.
The business conversation gives you direction. It is not yet a commitment to deliver, but the basis for a sound decision.
A proposal for a first trial
You receive a manageable idea that can be tested against a clear aim.
The people and data required
We set out who should be involved and which approved information is needed.
An agreed next step
By the end, it is clear what will be examined and who prepares the next decision.
Getting started
Three questions are enough to begin.
There is no long questionnaire. We focus on your everyday work and a trial whose value can be judged properly.
What is taking your attention?
Where does work get stuck, and where are you already using AI?
What should become easier?
Which recurring task would you like to complete with less effort?
What would make the trial worthwhile?
What would it need to show, and who should be involved?
For the request, we only need your organisation, contact details and an optional short description of the task. If formal assessment is needed for a service, we then confirm eligibility and arrange a Digital Maturity Assessment (DMA). The conversation can take place without recording.
EDIH.li
Your contacts.
An interdisciplinary team brings together AI strategy, technology, change, funding and start-up experience.
Hartmut Hübner
EDIH coordination · AI strategy and transformation
Hartmut coordinates EDIH.li and supports companies from the strategic assessment through to a workable AI plan.
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Phi Yen Oehri
AI solutions · training and delivery
Phi Yen combines practical AI training with concrete delivery and helps new solutions take hold in day-to-day work.
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Zeno John
AI agents · technical delivery
Zeno builds AI agents and automations that take on clearly defined tasks, safely and in a way you can follow.
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Patrick Fröschl-Koo
Product Manager CANCOM Assistant
Patrick brings a view on secure, scalable knowledge systems and on technical integration into existing IT environments.
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Marco Fanchini
Senior Solution Sales · CANCOM Switzerland
Marco matches AI, cloud and security solutions to business requirements, drawing on many years of experience in IT sourcing and digitalisation.
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Manuel Pfiffner
Processes · integration and IT security
Manuel combines process knowledge with robust IT integration and the security requirements of live operations.
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Michael Reinhardt
Culture · change and collaboration
Michael supports leadership and teams through the cultural changes that matter for a useful AI introduction.
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Thomas Goth
Funding strategy · business development
Thomas matches suitable funding instruments with viable projects and supports strategic financing and growth.
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Bettina Winterfeld
Project management · funding advice
Bettina structures funding projects, supports applications and keeps requirements, dates and delivery reliably together.
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Dr. Otto C. Frommelt
Start-ups · accelerator and investor network
Otto supports AI founding teams in the accelerator and opens access to experience, partnerships and investors.
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Six partners. One shared goal: put AI to work.
The partner network brings together strategy, technology, IT integration, culture work, funding and start-up support.
Suitable support
What support is right for you?
Task and first trial
Business conversation
Around 30 minutes, one priority task and a reviewed summary setting out the next step.
When formal assessment is needed
Digital Maturity Assessment
A structured assessment against the EU framework, validated by authorised EDIH.li staff.
Find knowledge and support workflows
Knowledge spaces and AI agents
Approved information becomes easier to use, while clearly bounded agents support recurring work.
Use AI safely at work
Training and capability
Leaders and teams learn how to bring AI into their work responsibly and practically.
From problem to tested prototype
AI Accelerator
Teams develop a viable application and test its value, responsibilities and feasibility.
Find the right route
Funding and connections
We check funding eligibility and, where useful, involve the right specialists from the partner network.
Knowledge
Research, case studies and practical guides.
Research, case studies and practical guides for organisations working on AI and digitalisation.
Explore our knowledgeTypical fields of work
Specific tasks, not sweeping AI promises.
The right support depends on the task, data, responsibilities and funding eligibility. A possible fit is not a funding commitment.
Construction and trades
Find project knowledge, check requirements and prepare recurring documentation.
Fiduciaries and banks
Prepare checks using approved sources and keep results traceable for human review.
Municipalities and public administration
Draft internal answers from valid guidance and make knowledge easier to find.
Care and healthcare
Find internal procedures safely and reduce the burden of documentation-heavy work.
SMEs and start-ups
Define an application, test a prototype and decide the next delivery step.
Why, how, what
Small teams should be able to use AI in their everyday work.
Why
More time for the work that matters
Small teams should be able to use AI even when time, expertise and clear requirements are in short supply.
How
Start with one specific task
We listen, choose a manageable trial and bring in the right people.
What
Direction and practical support
A business conversation, a reviewed summary and support with applications, skills, acceleration, funding and connections.
FAQ
Questions about the business conversation.
What do we receive afterwards?
An adviser-reviewed summary covering the priority task, a proposal for the first trial and the agreed next step.
What does the conversation cost?
We confirm the terms, possible funding and available support before starting. Any further delivery is agreed separately.
Does the conversation have to be recorded?
No. The business conversation can take place without recording.
How do you handle our data?
We use your details to handle the request and prepare the conversation. Please do not put confidential or special-category personal data in the request form.
What happens next?
Together, we decide whether a small trial, a DMA or another EDIH.li service is the right next step.
What is the client portal for?
The portal is for organisations that have already been invited and for EDIH.li staff. You can request a conversation without portal access.
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We show the market value, funding, your contribution and available places clearly.
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