In a recent interview with Gunter Bayer, Co-Founder and CIO of Stryve, he shared his views on where businesses should focus their AI efforts and how organisations can realise genuine value from emerging technologies.
One of the key messages from the interview is that AI is not about replacing people. Instead, businesses should focus on using AI and automation to remove repetitive, time-consuming administrative tasks, giving employees more time to focus on customers, collaboration and higher-value work. As Gunter explains, the real opportunity lies in automating the “boring, repetitive and expensive processes” that take valuable time away from core business activities.
The interview also introduces the Stryve Supercharger platform, designed to connect business systems, move data between applications, automate manual processes and apply AI where it can deliver measurable benefits. The platform can integrate information from systems such as finance software, CRM platforms, HR solutions and business applications, helping organisations overcome disconnected data and fragmented workflows.
Practical examples highlighted include payroll processing and tender preparation, where automation and AI can significantly reduce the time required to complete routine tasks while maintaining the necessary controls and oversight.
For Irish SMEs considering AI adoption, Enterprise Ireland is currently offering a €5,000 AI and Digitalisation Grant. As an approved supplier, Stryve helps businesses assess their readiness for AI, identify suitable opportunities, and develop a roadmap for practical and responsible adoption.
As part of the wider Stryve group, we’re excited to help businesses move beyond the AI hype and focus on practical solutions that improve productivity, streamline processes and deliver measurable business value.
If you’re interested in exploring AI and automation within your organisation, contact your BITS Account Manager to discuss the Stryve Supercharger platform, identify real-world use cases, and find out whether your business may be eligible for the €5,000 Enterprise Ireland AI and Digitalisation Grant.
For further insights, click the link below and read the full interview with Gunter on TechCentral.
