IT Knowledge in a Nutshell
With more than 30 years of consulting experience, we want to shape the future together with you. We feel particularly at home in the insurance and public sector industries. But small and medium-sized businesses also benefit from our expertise and professionalism.
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Water damage doesn't become apparent until two years after moving in. The building owner blames the construction company, the construction company points the finger at the plumbing contractor, and no one can say anymore who installed which pipe and when. Situations like this are exactly why thorough construction documentation isn't just a nuisance!
Sometimes a single photo can make or break millions: A photo of a construction site can determine whether urgently needed funding is disbursed—or whether, in the end, a lengthy audit process—and, in the worst case, the complete loss of government grants—looms.
For a long time, medical image data was regarded as a reliable "source of truth". X-rays, MRIs and CT scans provided seemingly unambiguous evidence for diagnoses and formed the basis for benefit decisions in the insurance industry. However, this status is increasingly being shaken.
Have you ever seen a video that totally gripped you emotionally - only to find out later that it wasn't real? Or read a news item that later turned out to be deliberate misinformation? Then you have already experienced what media manipulation means today.
Digitalization speeds up administrative processes, but unfortunately also opens new doors for fraud. Forged documents, manipulated images or even deceptively genuine deepfakes pose enormous challenges for public administration and its processes.
In a world in which a photo no longer shows what really happened - but what someone wants you to believe - reality and falsification are becoming increasingly blurred. The targeted dissemination of misinformation in the form of manipulated images is making it increasingly difficult to perceive the truth.
Image manipulation has never been as easy as it is today. With just a few clicks, ordinary photos can be turned into deceptively real fakes - sometimes for fun, sometimes out of bitter seriousness. There is often a clear intention behind the editing, for example to deceive or evoke certain reactions.
Insurance fraud costs the industry over 6 billion euros a year. We contribute to the fight against unjustified claims payments.