Enterprise AI Services

Management cadres and key business personnel from government agencies, state-owned enterprises, public institutions, and large and medium-sized enterprises

Government and enterprise organizations commonly face challenges such as a lack of systematic understanding of AI, a disconnect between tool usage and actual business operations, low efficiency in producing official documents and report materials, high costs of promotional content creation, a heavy load of repetitive administrative work, and a lack of AI application solutions that balance security and compliance with practical implementation.

Medium-to-large enterprises with cutting-edge business ideas but lacking in-house algorithms and product teams

External outsourcing vendors do not understand the characteristics of LLMs, resulting in delivered products that are merely "wrapper websites" or riddled with LLM hallucinations, making them extremely difficult to deploy to a production environment.

Decision-makers, VPs, or entrepreneurs from traditional enterprises seeking an AI breakthrough path

Full of enthusiasm for transformation, yet lacking practical leverage. With high budgets and long timelines, it remains unclear which core business processes large models can deliver tangible ROI in.

CEOs and GMs seeking to continuously advance large-model AI initiatives and in need of senior expert external advisors.

Large language model accounts were purchased, but employees only use them to write daily reports, failing to deeply integrate into high-value business analysis areas such as the supply chain and finance.