Algognitive was founded in 2019 on a simple observation: a gap had opened between how mature AI technologies actually were and how well companies could use them. Not for lack of tools, but for lack of translation between domain expertise and technical architecture. Our work is exactly that translation, in both directions — understanding a business well enough to formalize what its best practitioners do without thinking about it, and knowing the technology well enough to say what it can carry, at what cost, and with what limits.
Thirty years of applied AI
Our practice starts in 1994, well before AI’s current diffusion. That continuity has a practical consequence: we have watched several technology cycles come and go, and we can tell a genuine break from a renamed version of an existing method.
How we work
Small teams, drawing on a network of specialists brought in by subject: mathematicians, data engineers, software architects, domain experts. We would rather have three people who understand the problem than fifteen executing a specification.
On intellectual property the principle is straightforward: developments, algorithms and creations produced during an engagement are assigned to the client, contractually, from the start.
The founder
Engineer, graduate of École Centrale Paris and AgroParisTech, specialized in applied mathematics and artificial intelligence since 1994.
CIO and president of subsidiaries at BNP Paribas Immobilier · president of Périclès, a real estate software vendor whose revenue grew from €1M to €5M before its sale to seloger.com · founder and CEO of the Keeward Group, present in ten countries with more than 250 employees and €60M in revenue across software, media and online commerce, used as a Harvard Business School teaching case · executive director for R&D, technology and marketing at a workplace design and build firm · co-founder and CEO of Waitack · author, including the novel Le parti de l’homme (Tamyras, 2014).