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The AI Performance Reward OS for SMEs.

vimigo connects company direction, team execution, AI in real work, and a system that runs performance rewards and company data every day. Five products, each with its own task.

Investment thesis

Why this matters

Advanced AI is increasingly accessible, but companies still need workflow discovery, data and system connection, rollout, adoption and ongoing review.

  1. 01

    The deployment gap

    Access to AI is growing, while workflow redesign, data readiness, ownership and adoption remain difficult.

  2. 02

    The SME gap

    SMEs need implementation depth, but traditional one-enterprise-at-a-time deployment is difficult to afford and scale.

  3. 03

    The vimigo model

    Direction, performance, reward and adoption form the operating layer around AI-assisted workflows.

Product stack

Five products, one delivery engine

CEO, Team, AI Team, vimigo Software and CVO each carry their own task. Forward-deployed delivery works across all five.

  1. 01vimigo for CEO
  2. 02vimigo for Team
  3. 03vimigo for AI Team
  4. 04vimigo Software
  5. 05CVO Programme

Target model · To be validated through deployments

A services-to-software learning loop

The target operating model uses industry blueprints, reusable workflow patterns, connectors, governance and a control tower to reduce repeated custom work over time.

  1. Step 01

    More real workflows

  2. Step 02

    More validated reusable patterns

  3. Step 03

    Faster configuration

  4. Step 04

    More recurring software and governance

Evidence before scale claims

What we will measure—not what we will assume

Each measure will be published with its definition, period and source once the records exist.

  • 01

    Time to first value

  • 02

    Production workflow adoption

  • 03

    Recurring revenue mix

  • 04

    Reusable component rate

  • 05

    Companies supported per FDE pod

  • 06

    Customer impact against agreed measures

Global deployment signals · Primary sources

The AI bottleneck is moving from model access to real workflow deployment.

These sources establish why deployment matters; they do not imply that OpenAI or Palantir partners with, endorses or validates vimigo.

  1. OpenAI

    OpenAI made deployment a dedicated company-level capability

    On 11 May 2026, OpenAI announced a Deployment Company built around teams working with business leaders, operators and frontline employees to redesign workflows and move AI into production systems.

    This validates the importance of deployment. It does not validate vimigo’s delivery scale or outcomes.

    Read the primary source · OpenAI · Deployment Company announcement
  2. OpenAI

    Forward-deployed work extends beyond software development

    OpenAI describes the FDE role across discovery, technical scoping, system design, build and production rollout, with success tied to adoption, measurable workflow impact and reusable learning.

    vimigo uses this as a delivery design reference, not as a claim of equivalence or affiliation.

    Read the primary source · OpenAI · Forward Deployed Engineer role
  3. Palantir

    Fast use-case development is possible when delivery is structured

    In a post of 12 October 2023, Palantir stated that its AIP Bootcamps can move from zero to a working use case in one to five days through an intensive, hands-on format.

    That is Palantir’s own programme description—not proof of production ROI, SME fit or vimigo capability.

    Read the primary source · Palantir · AIP Bootcamp methodology

The vision is clear. The evidence must be earned.

We intend to validate the model through deployment, adoption, reuse, recurring revenue and customer outcomes.