01 / Our perspective

Learn

Discover what your business could become.

We learn your business, your customers, and what makes your work valuable. Your people explore what AI makes possible through their own work, building the skills to put it to use.

New capabilities. A wider field of opportunity.

02 / Our perspective

Change

Rethink how your business operates.

Design work with AI in mind from the start. Reimagine how people, data, and systems work together, creating room for more valuable work and a business that can adapt.

A new way of working. More room to move.

03 / Our perspective

Create

Build what you have been imagining.

A new service. A better customer experience. More capacity to grow. We turn the idea into a working application, AI agent, or workflow, then improve it through real use.

From possibility to something people can use.

04 / How we work

Three words. A connected way of working.

01

Educate

Build capability.

Help your team learn to work with AI on real tasks.

02

Transform

Turn strategy into a way of working.

Align processes, roles, and systems around your goals.

03

Build

Make new capabilities real.

Build, introduce, and improve through use.

05 / How we make it happen

Three practices. One direction.

01

Academy

Build the capability.

Practical AI skills, greater independence, and a team ready to act.

02

Advisory

Find your next advantage.

Business strategy and a practical path to AI-native operations.

03

Labs

Bring the idea to life.

Business applications, AI agents, and connected systems.

We start where we can make the greatest difference for you.

AI-native operations. Built around your business.

Build an AI-native
organization.

Create capacity to grow, adapt faster, and pursue new opportunities. We equip your people, plan the change, and build the systems to make it happen.

Your next move

What would you like to achieve next?

Start with the need that brought you here. Each practice is a way into working with us.

Selected experience from our team

Complex systems. Real responsibility.

A few examples of how we approach demanding work. Explore the starting point, our contribution, and what the client received. Client identities remain confidential.

Critical infrastructure

Millions of lines of code. Where should change begin?

Starting point
A critical system needed an assessment of its outdated development practices and risks.
Our contribution
We used static, dynamic, and AI-assisted analysis to understand the code, architecture, and quality assurance practices.
What the client received
A current-state assessment, identified critical risks, and a phased plan for reaching the target operating model.
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Legacy system takeover

The vendor left. The system remained.

Starting point
A municipal property register lost its support provider. Its foundation was a closed GIS platform.
Our contribution
We located former developers and combined their knowledge with AI-assisted system assessment.
What the client received
We took over support and smaller enhancements on a short timeline, giving the client a knowledgeable partner for the existing system.
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Electric power engineering

Engineering the system. Supporting the team behind it.

Starting point
The engagement involved developing a SCADA system for the electric power sector.
Our contribution
We contributed to system development and advised on the software development methodology.
What the client received
The client received engineering support for the industrial supervision system and guidance on the development practices behind it.
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More work and lessons

The people behind Wenova

Engineering depth. Business experience. People who listen.

We bring different disciplines to the same table: system architecture, company building, organizational leadership, and client relationships.

Csaba Piya01

Csaba Piya

Technology, architecture, and company building

A software company founder and architect of complex enterprise systems. Csaba connects engineering decisions with business judgment, bringing that experience to AI development and education.

Krisztián Kemény02

Krisztián Kemény

Design Competence Lead

Krisztián brings product development and technical project leadership experience from the automotive industry. His approach combines engineering precision, creative thinking, and the practical demands of delivery.

Zoltán Kemény03

Zoltán Kemény

Company building, organization, and operations

An enterprise leader with experience in organizational growth, team building, and logistics operations. Zoltán understands change through its demands on leadership, people, and everyday operations.

Andrea Szepesi04

Andrea Szepesi

Coordination and client support

Andrea helps coordinate training inquiries and company participation. She is a point of contact for participants and organizations arranging training for their colleagues.

Learn. Change. Create.

Educate.
Transform.
Build.

Wenova Operating System

We apply the approach to our own work.

WOS provides a shared foundation for our AI-native work: clear objectives and acceptance criteria, shared knowledge, reviewed execution, and traceable decisions. Lessons feed into the next task. This operating experience also informs how we work with clients.

  1. 01Objectives and acceptance conditions
  2. 02Execution and independent review
  3. 03Decisions, measurement, and learning
Explore our operating approach

The foundations of an AI-native business

A living operating system for your business.

Design an operating model that connects goals, company knowledge, data, decisions, and workflows. Give people and AI a shared foundation to work from. Feed experience back into the way work gets done, so the model can evolve with the business.

Explore the engineering approach
01Business directionConnect daily work to the goals that matter.

Understand who you create value for, why customers choose you, and where you want the business to go. Use that understanding to set priorities and identify the capabilities worth building.

02Shared knowledge and dataUseful context for people and AI.

Bring knowledge about customers, products, and operations together with the data the work requires. Define who keeps it current, who can access it, and how it reaches the right task.

03Coordinated workClear roles, decisions, and workflows.

Define what people do, what agents can handle, and how existing systems connect. Decision rights, review, and accountable owners keep the new way of working under your control.

04Continuous learningLet experience inform the next step.

Track results and feedback from customers and your team. Use them to improve working methods, update shared knowledge, and choose what to build next. Make learning part of daily operations.

Smaller teams can start with a well-chosen workflow. Build on existing tools and match each step to the business goal, the team's readiness, and the investment you can support.

Look for the difference in the business.

Capacity

How much time goes into higher-value work?

Adaptability

How quickly can you respond to a new need?

Cost

How does the full investment compare with the result?

Growth

What changes in service, conversion, or margin?

Agree relevant goals and a baseline for the work. Use the observed impact and full investment to decide what comes next.

Talk through your challenge

Start with the question on your mind.

A process that keeps stalling. An opportunity you have yet to explore. A new business idea. That is enough to start a useful conversation.

Talk through your challenge