Digitalization

Digital transformation with a clear business focus

Not digitalization for its own sake, but concrete, measurable results: more efficient processes, lower costs and better foundations for decisions.

What digitalization means today

Many companies still have processes that are only partly digitalized. Typical challenges:

manual or only partly automated processes
media discontinuities between different systems
lack of transparency in data and workflows
high operational effort with unchanged results

When digitalization makes sense

Digitalization is particularly effective in these situations:

processes are time-consuming or error-prone
information is scattered across different systems
growth is limited by manual workflows
decisions cannot be made on the basis of data
existing IT systems are to be modernized or extended
funding programmes such as the Digitalbonus Bayern are to be used

Digitalization services

Digital transformation strategy

Analysis of existing processes, systems and potential, jointly defined digitalization goals and, from that, a prioritized roadmap with concrete measures and measurable benefit.

Process digitalization and automation

Digitalization of manual workflows and introduction of efficient end-to-end processes. Error rates and lead times drop considerably.

Robotic process automation (RPA)

Recurring activities are taken over by RPA. Business departments are relieved, efficiency gains arrive quickly.

AI integration and internal company AI

Internal AI assistants for knowledge management or data analysis — up to full AI agents that carry out tasks on their own.

IT modernization as part of digitalization

New digital solutions are connected with existing systems. This way IT can be modernized step by step, without a risky “big bang” approach.

Our digitalization approach

Analysis: processes, systems, goals and bottlenecks
Concept: digital solutions with clear prioritization
Implementation: iterative, transparent and scalable
Automation: reduction of manual work
Further development: optimization, scaling and integration

Bavarian funding

Digitalbonus Bayern: up to 50% subsidy

The Digitalbonus Bayern programme funds digitalization projects of small and medium-sized companies with up to 50% of the eligible costs: up to 7,500 euros with Digitalbonus Standard and up to 30,000 euros with Digitalbonus Plus. In the initial consultation, Escalt checks whether your project qualifies and helps you prepare the application. The company must submit the application itself via its ELSTER business account — that is a requirement of the programme. Important: the project must not have started yet; a binding order already counts as a start.