We need new systems for a new era. That is why the AI Communications Hub will define the next generation of AI infrastructure.
AI has created a new reality
What many forget is that we are still trying to connect this new technology to yesterday’s infrastructure. This creates real challenges for public and private organisations in Norway — every day.
Imagine a municipality that wants to use AI to streamline case handling. Connecting this to a generative AI model quickly creates four problems: generic answers, security brakes, systems that don’t talk to each other, and a lack of traceability.
The result is the same: AI becomes a tool you don’t fully trust — and one that never realises its potential because the infrastructure is missing.
Semantic search as the first step
To take the first step towards more controlled use of AI, semantic search is a natural starting point. But for real value, you also need new infrastructure: the AI Communications Hub (ACH).
AI needs a control centre – not just another tool
Were you among those who built CMS functionality from scratch at the turn of the millennium? The same is now happening in AI — and the answer is not more isolated tools, but a shared control layer.
The ACH is a new category – with people at the centre
Where CMS was developed to structure content in the early days of the internet, the ACH is built to connect your data to AI in the AI era.
It’s hard to connect generative AI to business-critical data safely without compromising flexibility and innovation. It’s about giving people better tools to make safer decisions.
Read more in the Fritzøe customer case.
TellusR: From AI search to a complete AI communications hub
TellusR started as an AI-driven search platform in 2018. Today we deliver a complete AI Communications Hub that lets organisations take control of AI integration — with flexibility, security and data sovereignty.
The need is very real. This is something we must build together.
