What we do
Senior strategic counsel for enterprises navigating complex technology decisions — where experience outperforms enthusiasm.
The problem
Most enterprises don't lack AI tools or architecture options. They lack judgement — knowing which technology to adopt, when to hold back, and how to make it work across cultures, systems, and geographies. That gap is expensive.
The difference
Rabbot brings 40 years of pattern recognition across automotive OEMs, telecoms, and retail — combined with hands-on AI governance experience and cross-cultural fluency built over years living and working abroad as an expatriate. Not theory. Deployed outcomes.
Core services
1
AI Judgement Consulting
When, where, and how to deploy AI — and when absolutely not to. Board-level advisory grounded in real COE AI governance experience.
2
Enterprise Architecture & Integration
Complex platform integration across enterprise-scale B2B & B2C projects. Multi-team, multi-market, multi-stakeholder.
3
International Program Leadership
Cross-border project delivery in DACH, Middle East, South Asia, and Eastern Europe. Cultural fluency. No surprises in the last mile.
Selected engagements
European automotive OEM
Corporate innovation lab
Tier-1 telecom operators
Pan-European banking group
400+ store electronics retail chain
Global systems integrators
Network infrastructure vendors
Partnership
simplexity design® makes organizational complexity navigable. The SIMPLEXITY-Scan is one of its diagnostic instruments, quantifying a company's complexity pressure from the outside — using public digital signals only. Rabbot's role is to translate that into a scalable technical pipeline: from data input to finished report.
Industries & active markets
Industries
Automotive / OEM
Telecommunications
Retail & PoS
EV Charging (CPO/CPM)
Banking & Fintech
Active geographies
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FI
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IN
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"The future belongs to those who can unplug from hype — and build what actually works."
Christian Haase — Founder, Rabbot
About the name — Hase is German for hare — close enough to Rabbit. In Moscow, colleagues merged the nickname with the work: Rabbit + Robot = Rabbot. It stuck. So does the work.