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Sphere Group International
Operator-led enterprise transformation across DACH and the GCC. AI-native by default. Outcome-bound by design.
About Sphere Group International
Helping you to take impactful decisions fast, and execute effectively, we keep your business relevant! Our mission at Sphere Group International is to be the catalyst for your business's enduring relevance and success. We are dedicated to guiding our clients through the dynamic landscape of commerce, offering bespoke solutions in business consulting, transformation, digital innovation, interim management, and succession planning. We believe in fostering growth that is not only impactful but also sustainable. With a steadfast commitment to innovation, integrity, and collaboration, we empower businesses to adapt, excel, and lead. Our success is measured by the success of our clients, and together, we strive to create a world where businesses thrive and evolve, setting new standards for excellence in their industries and client ecosystems.
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Research & Knowledge
Sphere Group International published a report by the University of Melbourne, with KPMG, surveying more than 48,000 people across 47 countries on their trust in and use of AI.
Reported by Simon Erdmann
Research & Knowledge
Sphere Group International published a survey by Bitkom of 604 German companies from 20 employees upward showing that since February 2025 the EU AI Act has required organisations that provide or deploy AI systems to ensure a sufficient level of AI literacy among the staff operating them.
Reported by Simon Erdmann
Research & Knowledge
Sphere Group International published a survey by Bitkom of 604 German companies from 20 employees upward showing that 36 percent now actively use AI, nearly double the share a year earlier.
Reported by Simon Erdmann
Research & Knowledge
Sphere Group International published a survey by Bitkom of 604 German companies from 20 employees upward showing that 43 percent offer their people no AI training at all.
Reported by Simon Erdmann
Research & Knowledge
Sphere Group International published a survey by Bitkom of 604 German companies from 20 employees upward showing that 43 percent of which run no training.
Reported by Simon Erdmann
Research & Knowledge
Sphere Group International published a survey by Bitkom of 604 German companies from 20 employees upward showing that only 8 percent train everyone.
Reported by Simon Erdmann
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Sphere Group International published a survey by Bitkom of 604 German companies from 20 employees upward showing that another 21 percent train a large share, 25 percent train a selected group.
Reported by Simon Erdmann