Three discussion starters with materials
Each starting point connects a concrete question with writing and my work. The selection can be adapted to the medium, audience and occasion.
What did the agent actually do?
A fluent answer does not establish that a task was completed correctly. A conversation about handover: what evidence does a person need before using an AI agent’s result?
For specialist interviews, podcasts and articles about practical AI use in teams.
- How can a broad expectation become a testable task?
- What do missing or conflicting documents reveal about agent behaviour?
- Which decisions still require human approval?
A school meal as a software problem.
Ordering, deadlines, changes and billing: school meals reveal how much domain work sits inside a seemingly simple application. The starting point is the daily life of those involved.
For regional media, educational formats and discussions about digitising public and business workflows.
- Which roles and exceptions must a product handle day to day?
- What changes between prototype, rollout and regular operation?
- Who notices errors, answers questions and is responsible for the data?
What a small team can take on together.
Product development, client work and publishing meet directly in a small company. I explore how this leads to clear offers, bounded first steps and understandable responsibilities.
For entrepreneurship features, business podcasts and discussions connecting technology, industry expertise and media.
- How does a partnership find a first result both sides can assess?
- Which contributions and expectations should be stated before starting?
- How are your own business interests made visible in publications?
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Biographies for editorial use
One sentence
Raphael Lugmayr is a software engineer, entrepreneur and author from Austria, and a partner and managing director of Stoicera Group. His focus: AI and software that work in practice.
Short biography
Raphael Lugmayr is a software engineer, entrepreneur and author from Upper Austria. As a partner and managing director of Stoicera Group, he contributes to all projects, usually as Head of IT. He develops software himself and coordinates technical work with freelancers and partners, including AI-assisted workflows. His work includes MealTime (Schulmittag), open software tools and Austrian Business Magazine. In his writing and teaching, he explores the practical use of technology and responsibility for its results.
Full biography
Raphael Lugmayr is a software engineer, entrepreneur and author from Upper Austria. As a partner and managing director of Stoicera Group, he contributes to all projects, usually as Head of IT. He develops software himself and coordinates technical work with freelancers and partners, including AI-assisted workflows. His work includes MealTime (Schulmittag), open software tools and Austrian Business Magazine. In his writing and teaching, he explores the practical use of technology and responsibility for its results. He graduated from HTL Perg in 2024. His professional background includes teaching IT at BBRZ Vienna and responsibility for the intranet and newsroom at Vienna University of Economics and Business. Alongside his technical and business work, he writes for christlichdenken.at and publishes his own music. His guiding principle: theory, put to the test in practice.
For context
- Name
- Raphael Lugmayr · Music as Raphael René Lugmayr
- Focus areas
- AI, software development and entrepreneurship
- Companies
- Partner and managing director of Stoicera Group, together with Sebastian Kern
- Locations
- Linz and Vienna, Austria
- Own media
- Austrian Business Magazine; co-author at christlichdenken.at
- Professional background
- Software development, IT teaching and platform responsibility. Career stages and documented status are in the Biography.
This website and my publications present my own account of my work. Supporting sources are linked on the project pages and in my public profile.
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