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02/09/ 2026

Article IX – Human Intelligence and texlytics Intelligence Systems

Today we’re sharing another excerpt from the developing texlytics Charter, the document that defines the enduring beliefs and principles upon which our company is being built. As artificial intelligence continues to reshape the workplace, much of the conversation has focused on which jobs or responsibilities it might replace. At texlytics, we believe there is a more useful question organizations should be asking: How can AI multiply the impact of the people already doing the work? People bring wisdom, empathy, judgment, creativity, and experience. Technology contributes speed, consistency, scale,…

31/08/ 2026

Introducing Origo InstaForm

Your business shouldn’t have to adapt to your software. Origo InstaForm lets you build forms, workflows, and approvals around the way your business actually works. Your process. Your terminology. Your data. Your API. #Origo #InstaForm #BusinessAutomation #texlytics

28/08/ 2026

Why We’re Betting on Open Source

Open Source Isn’t the Strategy. Choice Is. Technology has a tendency to turn into camps. Microsoft or open source. Cloud or self-hosted. SaaS or custom development. Low-code or traditional code. Managed services or infrastructure you control. We spend a surprising amount of time debating which approach is better when, in many cases, the more important question is whether we are solving the right problem in the first place. At texlytics, we believe technology decisions should begin with the needs of the business. Once we understand the problem, the…

texlytics ad illustrating software overload with tangled CRM, ERP, HR, analytics, automation, and business systems, promoting a simpler connected technology stack.

27/08/ 2026

Software Overload

Too many systems create more licenses, integrations, data silos, and complexity. See how software consolidation can simplify your technology stack.

26/08/ 2026

Article VIII — Learning as a Professional Responsibility

The texlytics Charter Series We Learn Continuously Learning is not something reserved for certifications or conferences. It happens through projects. Every experience is an opportunity to improve. We Challenge Our Own Assumptions Experience is valuable. But experience should never become complacency. We regularly question our own methods, evaluate emerging technologies, and remain open to better approaches. The best idea wins—regardless of where it comes from. We Share What We Learn Knowledge should never remain isolated. Every lesson learned should strengthen the entire organization. Learning compounds when it is…

Mondays from texlytics comic showing four departments with different definitions of an active customer, illustrating why businesses need shared definitions before applying AI.

24/08/ 2026

AI and business definitions

AI can find answers, but only when your business agrees on what the question means. Understand the business first. Technology second.

21/08/ 2026

AI Is Starting to Look Like Cryptocurrency

Remember when cryptocurrency meant Bitcoin? Then Ethereum came along. Before long, there were thousands of cryptocurrencies. Some had a clear purpose. Some filled a niche. Some disappeared almost as quickly as they appeared. I think artificial intelligence is following a similar path. Not because AI is another investment craze, but because it’s no longer one thing. A few years ago, “AI” was almost a single product in most people’s minds. Today, there are dozens of major models, each with different strengths. Building a custom AI agent for a…

texlytics Build AI ad asking “Your AI knows the internet, but does it know your business?” and emphasizing AI built around your data, processes, and rules.

20/08/ 2026

Build AI That Understands Your Business

Generic AI knows the internet. texlytics builds AI around your data, processes, and rules so it understands how your business actually works.

19/08/ 2026

Article VII — Our Commitments

The texlytics Charter A client places more than a project in our hands. They trust us with their business challenges, their resources, and their confidence in our judgment. That trust carries a responsibility, which is why every texlytics engagement is guided by commitments intended to be clear, measurable, and enduring. We Commit to Understanding First Before recommending a solution, we commit to understanding the organization behind the problem. That means learning about the business, its people, its processes, and the goals it is trying to achieve. Technology should…

Mondays from texlytics comic showing Ctrl+C and Ctrl+V being told their positions have been eliminated because connected systems now move data automatically.

17/08/ 2026