Collaboration · Companies & SMEs

Digital products, processes and AI — without building a full digital team.

External senior digital capacity for companies that want to modernize, automate or build a digital product — without hiring a permanent product, UX or frontend team for it.

Discuss a digital initiative

Briefly describe your initiative. The clearer the context and goal, the more concrete the assessment I come back with.

The situation

Many companies need modern digital capability — but a permanent internal team for it rarely makes commercial sense. The result: important initiatives stall because nobody internally has the time or specialist knowledge.

  • No dedicated product, UX or frontend team — and no need to build one permanently.
  • AI and data evaluation are expected, but the internal profile for them is missing.
  • The website or platform has aged, yet a relaunch feels large and risky.

From initiative to a working system

  1. Initiative
  2. Clarify
  3. Structure
  4. Build
  5. Hand over

What Mitterberger:Lab takes on

External senior capacity that can own a digital initiative end to end — from structure through UX and build to handover. No freelancer patchwork, no coordinating several trades on your side.

  • One point of contact for structure, UX, frontend, data and AI.
  • Initiatives are scoped as a range, not a blind flight.
  • A cleanly documented handover so your team can carry on.

What changes

Instead of

  • Building and utilizing a digital team
  • Coordinating several freelancers
  • Postponing initiatives for lack of internal time
  • A large, risky relaunch
  • Leaving AI topics untouched

You gain

  • Senior digital capacity focused on your initiative
  • Modernization in controlled steps
  • Automation where it saves real effort
  • Understandable dashboards instead of data silos
  • A system your team can carry on itself

Capability areas

  • Digital products & platforms

    Customer portals, internal applications and platforms — from structure to a working, maintainable system.

  • Website & platform modernization

    Modernizing what exists in controlled steps rather than risking everything at once.

  • UX & frontend

    Understandable, performant interfaces — from research to a cleanly built frontend.

  • Process automation

    Automating recurring workflows so your team wins back time for what matters.

  • Data & dashboards

    Bringing scattered numbers together into an understandable basis for decisions.

  • AI-assisted processes

    Applying AI exactly where it measurably reduces friction, repetition and information load.

Cooperation models

  • Initiative / project

    A clearly scoped initiative from structure to handover.

  • Digital sparring partner

    An experienced outside view for direction decisions before anything is built.

  • External digital capacity

    Recurring capacity as a reliable external digital team.

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Selected work

How collaboration works

  1. 01

    Understand

    Capture the initiative, goal, systems and constraints cleanly.

  2. 02

    Structure

    Define scope, architecture and priorities — in feasible steps.

  3. 03

    Build

    Senior delivery of UX, frontend, data and automation.

  4. 04

    Validate

    Test and sharpen with real users and data.

  5. 05

    Hand over

    A documented handover so your team can continue independently.

Direct answers

Yes. You get product thinking, UX, frontend, data and AI in one place — project-based or as recurring capacity, without building an internal team.

Yes. Initiatives are set up in feasible steps and scoped as a range. What matters is a clear initiative, not company size.

Yes. Modernization in controlled steps is often the better path than a big relaunch — with clear prioritization of what delivers impact first.

On request, yes. Equally, a clean handover is possible so your team can continue on its own — that's your call.

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