Your IT was built before AI.
We make the two work together.

Running today's models on yesterday's servers

The firm's AI roadmap hit a wall: their production inference server runs NVIDIA V100 GPUs, and the new local Qwen models they'd standardized on wouldn't run on that generation of hardware. The alternatives were a full hardware overhaul or a frozen AI program.

ITAI ported the models to run on the Volta architecture — deep-level optimization against the constraints of the older silicon — and hardened the result for production stability and performance.

An AI receptionist that actually books appointments

A large gym chain was losing members to unanswered phones. We trained a voice model on their offerings and procedures and deployed an AI answering service across their locations.

The agent answers every call, directs callers to the right department, takes messages — and because it's integrated with the company's appointment calendar, it books and reschedules sessions on its own, around the clock.

Agents that keep the dispatch board current

Load requests, rate confirmations, and status updates arrived by email and were retyped by hand into the dispatch system. We deployed an agent pipeline that reads incoming mail, extracts the structured details, updates the system of record, and flags anything ambiguous for a human.

Thirty years of maintenance manuals, one question away

Decades of equipment manuals, service logs, and vendor documentation lived in filing cabinets and scattered PDFs. We digitized the archive and built an on-prem retrieval system, so floor technicians ask questions in plain language and get cited answers from the company's own documentation — nothing leaves the building.