Hi, my name is Neo and I’m your personal AI-assistant.
Ever came to work and didn’t remember, that today is one of your coworkers’ birthday? Did you ever feel annoyed with synchronizing your email-inbox, calendar and To-Do-list at work? Or rushing into a meeting without being able to prepare notes and pull the most-recent data?
Tired of checking out dashboards? Neo will inform you, if an important metric is changing.
Get prepared
Before a meeting, Neo will aggregate CRM-data and web-profiles of the people you're meeting with.
Get on track
New to a team, role or project? Relax. Neo will guide you through the onboarding.
Get smarter
Focus on what's fun, exciting and challenging at work. Leave everything else to Neo.
One assistant, all your tools
Your digital assistant is at your hands to work with your tools and services – no matter, if you’re using your phone, a notebook or a desktop-computer.
No, we will not attempt to replace any tools you are currently using. Instead, we will allow you to have an overview of all your tools in one place and enable your tools to communicate with each other (if needed). You can think of Neo being similar to the super-mom (or -dad), who knows all the schedules of the kids, coordinates everyone’s schedules and remembers all the important stuff. We don’t replace any tools, we just make sure that you are using the right tool at the right time, and that you have all the relevant information you need at hand.
Why hasn’t this been done before?
We currently see a lot of personal assistants evolving in the consumer-sector, such as Apple’s Siri, the Google Assistant or Amazon’s Alexa. All the major tech-companies are leveraging the importance and usefulness of AI-based assistant to make our daily life easier. However, this has not been done in a B2B context – mainly because (1) you handle very sensitive data (so it might have to be hosted on-premise), (2) because you have to integrate a lot of B2B-only-systems (such as SAP, github, Slack, Outlook, …) and (3) because it does not match the business models of the major tech companies (which rely on collecting data, targeting advertisement and/or selling hardware).
How is this different to a task-management-tool?
We love To-Do-management-apps and -tools to keep track of our tasks. However, an assistant is not there to keep a list of your to-dos – s/he should be capable to do so much more than that. A major issue with task-management is that there’s such a variety of tools and inboxes, that we spend a lot of time to manually enter tasks into our To-Do-management-systems in order to have an overview of our work in one place. Whilst we see the power of task-management in collaborative projects, it does not make sense to manually sync tasks from different systems into your to-do-list – Neo will automatically provide you with an overview of your work based on all the systems you are working with (including your To-Do-lists)!
How can we make this work?
There are two major factors in making Neo work: (1) Solving the technical challenges (such as integrating systems, training the AI, …) and (2) building a product that users(!) actually want to use. Whilst the technical part will be very challenging, it can be solved by building and incrementally improving the product on a use-case by use-case basis. We believe that, although we are selling our product in a B2B-setting, the user-experience and user-adoption is the critical success factor. If users don’t want to use the Neo, our selling-arguments (i.e. saving time, increasing efficiency and productivity, …) will be nipped in the bud.
When will Neo go live?
Great question – and good news: We're currently piloting our technology with global players, enterprises and "Mittelständler". So, if you want to get a glimpse of what the future of work could look like, we'll be happy to demonstrate Neo's abilities in a pilot project with you!
