AI consulting for Swiss SMEs: measurable business value, not hype

With an honest assessment of where you stand, not with a tool. Depending on your situation, there are three fixed-price entry points: the Executive Briefing for individual board or executive team members, the Team Briefing for the whole leadership team, and the Executive Kickstart if you want to prioritise and plan right away. Free beforehand: the simulator for financial services and manufacturing, or the AI check for law, fiduciary and advisory firms.

Yes, if AI is measured against your goals rather than by the number of tools. 98% of companies use AI at least on a trial basis, but only 4% achieve substantial value with it (BCG, 2024). The difference rarely lies in the technology, but in clear priorities, leadership and measurement. That is why we record what a task costs today at the start, and decide after each step on that basis whether to continue.

The entry points have fixed prices: Executive Briefing CHF 2,800 (two hours with a senior partner), Team Briefing from CHF 4,800 (half a day with two partners at your premises) and Executive Kickstart CHF 10,700 (three half-days to a prioritised 90-day plan). Polaris, our digital companion for implementation, costs from CHF 1,650 per month depending on the package. Partner-led AI strategy consulting is quoted by scope, with clear decision points where you can continue or stop. All prices are exclusive of VAT.

Not to start with. Briefing, Kickstart and Polaris need no integration and no software set-up. We build on your existing systems, such as Microsoft 365, ERP or your file storage, and only clarify which data and skills are needed once there are concrete initiatives.

Confidentiality is standard, and a non-disclosure agreement is available on request. In workshops, we work with as little sensitive data as possible. Guardrails are part of your AI use from the start: company accounts instead of personal subscriptions, clear rules on which data may go into which tools, and human review of everything that goes to clients. The framework is the Swiss Data Protection Act and, for financial institutions, FINMA's expectations.

No. We do not sell AI software and recommend what fits your goals and your existing landscape, often tools you already own. That keeps you free to choose your vendors.

You work directly with senior partners who have led and transformed companies themselves, with no juniors and the same partner throughout the engagement. We support Swiss companies from small firms up to around 1,000 employees, with particular industry depth in financial services, manufacturing and professional services. Smaller firms such as law firms, fiduciaries, asset managers, financial advisors and advisory firms start with the AI check and a secure foundation in six weeks, larger companies with our entry packages and our standard methodology.