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Let’s talk about GAIO
- 27. October 2025
- Posted by: Die Redaktion
- Category: MACHINE ROOM
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Aferdita Kastrati, Head of Data & AI in Communications at Merck, gave a keynote presentation to the “Data and Insights Experts” interest group of the AG CommTech, in which she presented the results of her case study on GAIO.
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European AI Act: “Communicators must now sit in the driver’s seat”
- 7. October 2025
- Posted by: Die Redaktion
- Category: BEST PRACTICES
AG CommTech: Thomas, many people have only heard about the AI Act in passing. What is it essentially about?
Thomas Mickeleit: The AI Act is the first comprehensive set of regulations for artificial intelligence worldwide. The EU is trying to strike a balance: Enabling innovation while protecting fundamental rights and values. -
Communication Maturity: The Next Big Thing?
- 7. October 2025
- Posted by: Die Redaktion
- Category: READING TIPS
Maturity models align the development of an organization with defined target states and have long been established in digital disciplines. Interest in these models is also growing in strategic communication. The article Communication Maturity: The Next Big Thing?
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Communications Heatmap 2025
- 7. October 2025
- Posted by: Die Redaktion
- Category: READING TIPS
Which topics do communications managers need to focus on this year? The Communications Heatmap 2025 by FTI Consulting and Quadriga University Berlin answers this question on the basis of qualitative individual and group interviews with top communicators and a standardized online survey.
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Siemens’ Data-Driven Communications Strategy – Measuring What Matters: The Long Road to a Data-Driven Communications Strategy at Siemens
- 24. September 2025
- Posted by: Die Redaktion
- Category: MACHINE ROOM
For over 15 years, Siemens has been focusing on strategically anchored performance measurement. In the “Data & Insights Experts” group, Nadin Ernst (Siemens) and Dr. Mark-Steffen Buchele (buchele cc) demonstrated that data-driven communication is a marathon, not a sprint—and that it cannot succeed without clear standards and comprehensive enablement of the entire team.
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Large Language Models Do Not Simulate Human Psychology
- 27. August 2025
- Posted by: Die Redaktion
- Category: READING TIPS
Although this study comes from the field of psychology, it is also recommended for communicators, especially in light of the first reading tip. Sarah Schröder, Thekla Morgenroth, Ulrike Kuhl, Valerie Vaquet and Benjamin Paassen investigated whether LLMs can simulate human psychology.
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Corporate Communication Review: Building Relationship on Social Media: AI vs. human
- 27. August 2025
- Posted by: Die Redaktion
- Category: READING TIPS
n this article, Jeyoung Oh and Eyun-Jung Ki examine how the type of sender (human or AI) and the chosen language style (conversational and casual or formal and organizational) influence the perception of an organization and how this affects the willingness to interact on social media.
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Christian Albrecht on crisis management in corporate communications at Nuremberg Airport
- 4. August 2025
- Posted by: Die Redaktion
- Category: BEST PRACTICES
AG CommTech: Christian, you and your team experienced a crisis at Nuremberg Airport with a protest action by activists. Several people took action in August 2024.
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Capgemini: Rise of agentic – AI How trust is the key to human-AI collaboration
- 1. August 2025
- Posted by: Die Redaktion
- Category: READING TIPS
The AI Reputation Monitor 2025 by FTI Consulting shows how strongly large language models such as ChatGPT are shaping the perception of companies and managers. In the analysis of the DAX40 companies, 83 percent show at least one reputational risk in the AI-generated responses.
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FTI Consulting AI Reputation Monitor 2025: What ChatGPT says about the DAX40 companies
- 1. August 2025
- Posted by: Die Redaktion
- Category: READING TIPS
The AI Reputation Monitor 2025 by FTI Consulting shows how strongly large language models such as ChatGPT are shaping the perception of companies and managers.
