Technologie: „Vor einem Jahr hätte ich das nicht gemacht“: Wie sich ein deutscher Softwarehersteller mit KI neu erfindet
Künstliche Intelligenz beschleunigt die Softwareentwicklung enorm. Der deutsche Anbieter Infoniqa wagt einen Neuanfang unter neuem Namen. Dahinter steht ein Private-Equity-Riese.
Düsseldorf, Germany – Sven Mulder, the CEO of Infoniqa, a German software manufacturer, admits it would have been a "courageous decision" to change course just a year ago. The Swiss-born executive, who previously led SAP's operations in Germany, is orchestrating the largest transformation in the history of Infoniqa, a company that was founded nearly four decades ago.
During a Tuesday announcement, Mulder revealed plans to consolidate over 30 of the company's products onto a single technological platform, all under a unified brand. This shift will take place in the cloud and will be optimized for Artificial Intelligence (AI). An investment of more than a "high six-figure million" is anticipated to be made by 2027. The new name that will symbolize this fresh start is "Suiteify."
The company is leveraging the rapid advancements in software development that have dominated headlines over the past year. Tools like Claude Code, Cursor, and Codex are capable of automating many aspects of coding. Mulder emphasizes that "technical possibilities have accelerated further in recent months."
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