Borek Automation Report
Where the German Mittelstand really stands on automation.
Every AI Assessment produces an automation map: candidates, tiers, hours per department. Anonymised and aggregated, that is the Borek Automation Report: not what executives say about AI, but what their processes actually contain.
- Edition 2027 (first)
- “The State of Process Automation in the German Mittelstand”. Three sources: (1) anonymised Borek Automation Index data from assessments (median candidates per company, hours per department, share of shadow processes, quick-win share); (2) a survey of 300+ owners, COOs and CIOs of companies with 100–5,000 employees, conducted with a research partner; (3) third-party context from Bitkom, ifo, KfW, Eurostat.
- Headline questions
- How much of a mid-sized company is automatable today?
Where does the potential sit (finance, service, logistics, purchasing, HR, sales, IT)?
What share runs outside the systems?
Why do pilots stall (people, process, technology)?
What do companies expect from rented processes vs. projects vs. teams? - Industry cuts
- Eight short cuts, one per vertical, each a gated download on its industry page (the “Borek Automation Index: Logistics”, etc.).
Start with one process.
A 45-minute call. We look at two or three of your processes and tell you honestly whether automation pays. If it does, you get your complete pipeline designed free of charge, and the first automation live in 30 days.