From strategy through delivery
Have the data come to you.
Know what to do with it.
I direct AI development around the business problem, the people doing the work and the connections available. These three services build on one another—from useful access to a reviewed next step.
01
Connected Knowledge
Bring the pieces into reach.
Connect the sources that matter to your work. Keep context and permissions in view, so people can find and ask about information without opening every application.
We define the source boundaries, available connections and questions worth answering. Summaries and reports should help people understand the material—and return to its source.
Plan around source access, permissions and the meaning behind the content.
Evaluate discovery, questions, summaries and reports against the information they use.
Process illustration
Scattered sources. Connected understanding.
Sources
Messages, files and knowledge
Connect
Available integrations and context
Understand
Discovery, questions and summaries
02
Read-ins & Priorities
Let the important information find you.
A Read-in brings incoming information into an organized briefing. Shape it around the topics, responsibilities and decisions that deserve your attention.
We work out what belongs in the briefing, how priorities should be explained and where review is needed. The result is a clearer starting point for your day, with sources and context close by.
Define attention categories around the work you need to do.
Review summaries, preserve source context and test how information is selected.
Process illustration
Incoming information. A clearer starting point.
Gather
Information from connected sources
Prioritize
Relevant categories and context
Read-in
An organized briefing for your work
03
Springboard Workflows
Go from informed to ready to act.
Springboard is a connected action workspace built around your workflow. Bring information, priorities and next steps into context, reducing the need to jump between applications.
We shape the workspace around your platforms, permissions and the actions their integrations support. Review a proposed step in context, then follow through without starting over in another application. Confirm outward changes before they happen.
Keep the information behind a decision close to its next step.
Keep human review and confirmation in the workflow; verify outcomes before expanding it.
Process illustration
Understanding becomes a considered next step.
Context
The information behind a decision
Review
Permissions and human confirmation
Action
A next step, with its outcome checked
See the workflow
A clearer starting point for your day.
Explore a Read-in with fictional information from Slack, Salesforce, Asana and Gmail. Move from priorities to source context, then keep track of a local note or completed review.
Read the text walkthrough
- Start with the briefing and attention items, bringing cross-platform information into one organized view.
- Use section navigation and topic filters to focus on the work that matters.
- Open a story in the reader to explore its context and next step.
- Search calendar items, tasks and service cases to find a relevant item.
- Save a local note and mark a review item complete. These controls track work in the Read-in; they do not update external platform records.
Start with the work you want to simplify.
Where do you spend the most time chasing information or switching applications? We can define a useful first workflow, its boundaries and how to verify it.
Talk about your workflow