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  • The True Cost of AI: Tokens, Credits, and the New AI Economy

    The True Cost of AI: Tokens, Credits, and the New AI Economy

    The rapid development of artificial intelligence has presented organizations with a new kind of challenge. Until recently, it was enough to offer employees access to large language models, such as ChatGPT or Perplexity. Now we are...

  • Master's thesis as part of a public sector RDI project 3

    Master's thesis as part of a public sector RDI project 3

    What is worth planning in advance? A Master’s thesis in a university of applied sciences can be a surprisingly effective way to implement an RDI project in public administration. The organization gains access to research-based development, fresh expertise, and an opportunity to examine…

  • Nexpert × Symphony of Views – When Expertise Takes Shape

    Nexpert × Symphony of Views – When Expertise Takes Shape

    Symphony of Views is a Helsinki-based creative media agency that combines business understanding, strategic thinking, and visual communication. We help companies build clear, recognizable, and long-lasting brands. Our work…

  • Miosu and Nexpert – Bringing AI Expertise into Practice

    Miosu and Nexpert – Bringing AI Expertise into Practice

    Miosu helps organizations unlock the potential of artificial intelligence in practical business environments. The company focuses particularly on Microsoft Copilot solutions, AI adoption, and workforce capability development. Operating internationally, Miosu delivers training programs and development initiatives for organizations in Germany and Switzerland while working remotely from Finland.

  • AI needs strong foundations

    AI needs strong foundations

    Artificial intelligence has become a significant part of business development and decision-making. At the same time, many organizations are considering how AI can be practically utilized in a way that generates real business value and doesn't remain...

  • When technology advances but work becomes more complicated

    When technology advances but work becomes more complicated

    Smart technologies are rapidly transforming the way we work. Artificial intelligence, digital twins, and robotics bring efficiency and a competitive edge, but how does this change affect employees’ daily lives and well-being? LUT University is studying these impacts in collaboration with over 20 companies in Päijät-Häme.

  • Why Nexpert is part of Crush Movement?

    Why Nexpert is part of Crush Movement?

    This article is the final installment of the Project Heartware blog series, which turns our gaze inward. This is a personal reflection on belonging. I explore why Nexpert is part of the Crush Movement—and what resonates with me in the Crush Movement’s ideology, values, and approach. This is not a partnership story or a brand collaboration.

  • Who is Project Heartware intended for?

    Who is Project Heartware intended for?

    Project Heartware is designed for non-profit associations and organizations that work with people at risk of being left behind as society becomes increasingly shaped by new technologies. These risks may be related to age, language barriers, disability, unemployment, rehabilitation, challenging life circumstances, or simply limited opportunities for lifelong learning.

  • Kris Tampere Case: Agency through Artificial Intelligence

    Kris Tampere Case: Agency through Artificial Intelligence

    Kris Tampere works with people who have a history of substance abuse or criminal activity and who are receiving support to re-enter the workforce and find stability in their daily lives. From Project Heartware’s perspective, this group represents one of the key reasons why the project was established.

  • Case Eläkeliitto: From Curiosity to Agency

    Case Eläkeliitto: From Curiosity to Agency

    This branch of the Finnish Pensioners’ Association became the first AI workshop group in Nexpert’s Project Heartware. In my view, older adults are a particularly important and timely target group. The active members of these senior citizens’ associations already use computers and mobile devices as part of their daily activities. They coordinate activities, handle communications, and support their members through digital channels.

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  • The True Cost of AI: Tokens, Credits, and the New AI Economy

    The rapid development of artificial intelligence has presented organizations with a new kind of challenge. Until recently, it was enough to offer employees access to large language models, such as ChatGPT or Perplexity. Now, however, we are rapidly moving from individual AI use toward autonomous agent teams and broader workflows. This transition from ”phase 1 to phase 2” brings with it not only a massive productivity leap, but also a completely new cost structure. When artificial intelligence begins…

  • Master's thesis as part of a public sector RDI project 3

    What is worth planning in advance? A Master's thesis in a university of applied sciences can be a surprisingly effective way to implement a public sector RDI project. The organization gets access to research-based development, fresh expertise, and an opportunity to examine its own operations a bit more deeply than in normal project work. The student, in turn, gets to do work that has a real commissioner, a real development need, and in the best case, also a concrete final result to be implemented. But these two worlds do not…

  • Nexpert × Symphony of Views – When Expertise Takes Shape

    Symphony of Views is a Helsinki-based creative media agency that combines business understanding, strategic thinking, and visual communication. We help companies build clear, recognizable, and long-lasting brands. Our work may include brand strategy, visual identity design, websites, photography, and digital content. The goal is not just to create individual visual elements, but a cohesive whole where the company's strategy, communication, and visual identity support…

  • Miosu and Nexpert – Bringing AI Expertise into Practice

    Miosu helps organizations leverage the opportunities of artificial intelligence in practical business. The company's operations focus particularly on Microsoft Copilot solutions, the adoption of artificial intelligence, and the development of personnel skills. Miosu operates internationally, conducting training and development programs especially in Germany and Switzerland, while also enabling remote work from Finland. Nexpert and Miosu's cooperation started through the AI Collective network, which combines artificial intelligence, business development, and digital transformation...

  • AI needs strong foundations

    Artificial intelligence has become a significant part of corporate development and decision-making. At the same time, many organizations are considering how AI can be utilized in practice in a way that generates real business value rather than remaining an isolated experiment. In Finamia Oy's work, this is particularly visible in the everyday life of SMEs. In many growth-stage companies, financial data is indeed collected, but it is not yet effectively utilized in business management or strategic decision-making. One thing stands out...

  • When technology advances but work becomes more complicated

    Smart technologies are rapidly revolutionizing work. Artificial intelligence, digital twins, and robotics bring efficiency and competitive advantage, but how does the change affect employees' everyday lives and well-being? LUT University is studying these impacts in cooperation with over 20 companies in Päijät-Häme.

  • Why Nexpert is part of Crush Movement?

    Blog 5: This article is the final part of the Project Heartware blog series. This is a personal reflection on belonging. I ponder why Nexpert is part of the Crush Movement – and what in the ideology, values, and operating model of the Crush Movement resonates with me. This is not a partnership story or brand collaboration.

  • Who is Project Heartware intended for?

    Blog 4: Project Heartware is designed for non-profit associations and organizations that work with people who are at risk of being left behind as society is increasingly shaped by new technologies. The risks may be related to age, language barriers, disability, unemployment, rehabilitation, challenging life situations, or simply limited opportunities for continuous learning. Often, it is not just a single factor, but a combination of many factors.

  • Kris Tampere Case: Agency through Artificial Intelligence

    Blog 3: Kris Tampere works with people who have backgrounds in substance abuse or crime, and who are supported in returning to working life and finding stability in everyday life. From the perspective of Project Heartware, this group represents one of the primary reasons why the project was established.

  • Case Eläkeliitto: From Curiosity to Agency

    Blog 2: This Pensioners' Association district became the first artificial intelligence workshop group for Nexpert's Project Heartware. Seniors are a particularly important and timely target group. Some of these active retirees already use computers and mobile devices as part of their daily routines. They coordinate activities, handle communications, and support their members through digital channels.