GuideKnowledge management: why your initiatives fail, and what AI changes
Why knowledge management initiatives fail, what AI really changes about managing what a company knows, and what it will never change.
Every employee asks a question and finds useful information across your documents, tools, and knowledge bases. ATG connects your sources, secures access, and adapts the assistant to your business specifics.
We test ATG on FinanceBench, a public benchmark: 150 analyst questions over 368 filings of listed companies, all in one knowledge base, just like your internal documents. ATG posts the best score we have found, and answers in about ten seconds where the best published competitor takes over a minute.
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Google Drive, SharePoint, Confluence, Notion, websites, files, FTP, business IT systems, SQL databases, and business sources: we connect your knowledge without starting from scratch.
European-law hosting providers, controlled permissions, cited sources, and answer traceability so teams can trust the system.
Your vocabulary, processes, internal rules, and use cases are taken into account so answers are genuinely useful.
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Enterprise RAG (Retrieval-Augmented Generation) connects an AI model to your internal documents and tools. Answers draw on your sources, with citations and access control, not only on a public chatbot’s generic training.
The expensive foundations (connectors, ingestion, retrieval, citations, permissions, evaluation, monitoring) already exist in ATG. You go to production faster, often with about 80% lower TCO than an internal build.
For every employee who wastes time searching Drive, SharePoint, Confluence, Notion, or email. The internal chatbot answers from your knowledge, with inherited permissions and cited sources.
Yes. On-premise / on-prem RAG does not always mean hosting the LLM yourself on GPUs: separate data and retrieval, the platform (connectors, permissions, citations), and inference. Depending on your constraints, ATG deploys with European hosting or on-premise: same data control and traceability, without rebuilding the full stack. For the cost of a fully local LLM, see: https://www.askthisguy.com/en/blog/llm-local-enterprise-sovereignty-illusion/
An assistant that answers from your sources, hosted under your control (Europe / on-prem), with citations and access rights. It is not a consumer chatbot trained on the open web.
Show us your sources and constraints. We will quickly map how to deploy a sovereign, operational RAG assistant.