Translating regulatory requirements such as the GDPR, the EU AI Act and BSI standards (Germany's Federal Office for Information Security) into actionable specifications, architectures and processes, based on actual protection needs and independent of vendors.

Analysing regulatory requirements and translating them into technical specifications

Data protection and IT security concepts

AI governance
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Developing target architectures for sovereign public-sector IT and connecting systems via interfaces, aligned with the Deutschland-Stack, Germany's federal technology stack, and free of vendor lock-in.

Architecture analysis and target architectures

Cloud readiness and sovereignty assessments

Interface standards and connections to federal infrastructure
Modernising registers, harmonising terminology and data models, and turning data into a reliable basis for management and decision-making.

Data flow analysis and data harmonisation

Data protection and IT security concepts

Register as a Service
Digitising administrative processes end to end with low-code, rule engines and AI-assisted case processing, legally sound and technically feasible.

Process analysis and harmonisation

Rule management and low-code feasibility assessments

Identifying responsible AI use cases and turning pilots into lasting services
Building specialised administrative applications and e-government solutions, supporting their delivery or steering partners, with Open Exit as a guiding principle against vendor lock-in.

Requirements and project management

Software and interface development, DevOps and quality assurance

Operations, support and reuse in other federal states
AI in public administration usually fails because of legal risks and a lack of control over sensitive data. GovAI was developed to overcome exactly these hurdles and is available as SaaS or on-premise.
GDPR-compliant appointment management built on open-source software, in successful use by several state justice administrations since 2017.
We do not provide legal advice.