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The possible application scenarios of artificial intelligence in medical technology seem endless. The use of superintelligence in particular harbours as yet untapped potential, as well as risks.

20 years ago, Frank Manger and Stefan Becher realised their vision. From the still sparsely built-up Europaviertel in Darmstadt, they wanted to develop software products and drive forward the digitalisation of companies. With the merger of two IT consulting companies, the idea took shape. And on 1 March 2001 it was founded, BAYOONET AG.

Hopeful is probably a word that best describes the BAYOONET Group's successful fundraising campaign. The software development company donated a total of 10,000 euros to social and charitable organisations near its locations in Darmstadt and Munich.

Online instead of offline, digital service instead of paper forms: BIG has been pursuing this concept since 1996 as the first statutory direct health insurance fund in Germany. The "BundesInnungskrankenkasse Gesundheit" thus reaches around 520,000 insured persons. In addition to the administrative office in Dortmund, the online office and the meineBIG app are therefore among the central services for customers.