Knowledge Foundation
Cognitive Digital Twin and governed knowledge that can serve your own solutions or other platforms.
We work with integrators, specialized consultancies and technology partners to bring GenInContext into AI, agent and automation projects. Partners can develop and evolve solutions on a reusable foundation of governed knowledge and context, with the level of support from Connecthink that each project requires.
GenInContext complements the existing ecosystem. Partners can use part of its capabilities or build a complete solution, without forcing the client to concentrate their entire stack on a closed platform.
Cognitive Digital Twin and governed knowledge that can serve your own solutions or other platforms.
General-purpose capabilities and domain-specific specialists to answer, analyze or support tasks on shared knowledge.
Assistants, agents, workflows, recommendations and actions configured by process, permissions and criticality.
Integrators and consultancies that bring GIC into AI, data, agent, automation or digital transformation projects.
Organizations with domain expertise that combine their business knowledge with Knowledge Engineering, Context Engineering and governed operations.
Platforms and vendors that integrate governed knowledge and context capabilities into their ecosystem.
Governed Knowledge Engineering and Context Engineering without rebuilding these capabilities from scratch in every project.
Works alongside the agent platforms, corporate systems, models and tools the client has already chosen.
Knowledge, relationships, evidence and criteria evolve and are reused in new agents and solutions.
Traceability, evidence, permissions, human oversight, explainability and abstention based on risk and criticality.
Partners can rely on the knowledge foundation, build their own agents and applications, or combine GIC capabilities within a broader architecture.
Governed cognitive foundation, relationships, evidence, provenance, permissions and lifecycle.
Agents and specialized capabilities operating on governed knowledge and context.
Assistants, workflows, automations and actions adapted to each process and criticality level.
Knowledge Foundation and activation capabilities accessible through APIs, endpoints and MCP from external platforms.
Our goal is not to displace partners, but to complement their capabilities.
We identify clients, domains or projects where GIC adds differentiating value.
Architecture, capabilities, methodology and integration criteria.
A controlled scope that leaves a reusable foundation.
New domains, solutions and opportunities as the partnership matures.
Integrators and technology consultancies with access to AI, data, enterprise software or automation projects.
Companies with deep domain knowledge or IP that want to combine it with GIC.
Providers of agents, data, workflows, enterprise applications or models.
Commercial partners able to develop opportunities together.
Organizations, programs and initiatives we collaborate with or take part in.
No. GIC is designed to work alongside existing systems, models and platforms through APIs, connectors and interoperability mechanisms such as MCP.
Yes. The Knowledge Foundation and certain activation capabilities can serve external agents and platforms through APIs, endpoints and MCP.
Yes. The goal is to combine the partner's business, integration or domain capabilities with GIC's reusable capabilities.
No. The architecture is designed to work with different models depending on the requirements of the project, the client and the deployment environment.
The model can vary depending on the partner's scope and maturity. In early implementations Connecthink may provide more technology and design support, moving toward greater partner autonomy over time.
Explore how to bring GIC into your own projects, which capabilities you can use and how much autonomy an integrator can take on.
If you are an integrator, industry specialist or technology provider, we can explore a practical collaboration model starting with a first project.