
From fragmented.
To one
shared brain.
Jorg Hartog explains how Match-day initially used AI department by department. Now they work together with a shared brain.
Watch the story 01:1401 / The experience
The same advertising budget.
More enquiries.
Jorg gives advertising as a concrete example: the budget stayed the same, while he reports that the number of enquiries increased fivefold.
Hear it yourself5×as many enquiries
Result reported by Jorg, not independently measured. No revenue claim or guarantee for other organisations.
02 / The starting point
02Each department
innovated on its own.
Jorg initially found AI abstract. What do you actually get back for the investment? At Match-day, each department experimented in its own way.
AI was being used, he says, but mainly as a chatbot. For him, the move to a shared brain makes the difference.
Interview summary · 00:10-00:52.
03 / Working together
From an abstract idea.
To everyday use.
Not a list of promised integrations. Jorg describes what changed in the way they worked.
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Initial doubts
“The doubt I had before we started with Match AI was that it was somewhat abstract.”
Jorg · 00:10-00:16 · translated quote - 02
The starting point
“Everyone was doing their own innovations.”
Jorg · 00:36-00:41 · translated quote - 03
Using AI together
“That we now all use AI together from a shared brain.”
Jorg · 00:46-00:52 · translated quote
What ultimately matters
“The most important thing Match AI has brought us is a competitive advantage.”
Jorg Hartog Excerpt from his experience · 01:00-01:04 · translated quote
04 / The full story
Not a story about Jorg.
Jorg’s own story.
74 seconds. His experience.
Watch the original Dutch interview with Dutch captions.
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