Most teams know the feeling — a hard problem, a room full of opinions, a meeting that ends without a real decision. CoSolve changes that. It gives your team a clear process to follow, and an AI that works with you at every step: asking the right questions, organising what the team knows, and keeping everyone moving toward a decision that actually sticks.
Most organisations are skilled at identifying problems. What they lack is a structured, repeatable system for solving them — collaboratively, at the right level, with the right people in the room.
CoSolve is that system. Every case follows a proven methodology — from defining the real problem, through root cause analysis and structured ideation, to a decision your team has genuinely committed to. At each phase, an AI companion works alongside the team: prompting the right questions, organising inputs, flagging blind spots, and keeping the process honest. The methodology drives the rigour. The AI ensures nothing gets lost.
CoSolve is deployed inside your own cloud environment. Your data never leaves your infrastructure. Your AI costs never scale with adoption. This is not a policy promise — it is how the platform is architected.
An AI system that reasons generically gives generic answers. CoSolve is built to reason on your organisation's specific context — your documents, your processes, your cases, your language. But that intelligence doesn't arrive pre-loaded. It is built, together, before your team opens the platform for the first time.
The CoSolve Foundry is that activation stage. It is a one-time engagement — separate from the annual subscription — covering everything required to get CoSolve reasoning on your real organisational knowledge from day one.
Without the Foundry, CoSolve can answer questions using general knowledge — useful, but not transformative. With the Foundry, it draws on your documented cases, your institutional knowledge, and your operational context. That is the difference between an AI assistant and an AI that understands your organisation.
With CoSolve deployed and reasoning on your organisation's knowledge, the question becomes how deeply you want to embed the capability. Both subscription models share the same flat annual license structure — what differs is the scope of ambition.
A company-wide deployment is not just broader adoption — it is a deliberate programme to make structured problem-solving a core organisational competency. ValueSims designs and delivers this in four stages.
Structured problem-solving has historically been the domain of manufacturing and production — rooted in lean, six sigma, and continuous improvement traditions. CoSolve brings this rigour to every industry vertical, because complex challenges do not only exist on the factory floor.
ValueSims works with consulting firms, change management specialists, and industry solution providers who want to deliver structured problem-solving capability to their own client base — powered by CoSolve.
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ValueSims is an Austrian technology and advisory company specialising in the design and delivery of structured problem-solving solutions for organisations navigating complex, cross-functional challenges. Founded and led by Vassilis Pangalis, ValueSims combines deep expertise in business methodology, digital simulation, and artificial intelligence to help organisations make better decisions — faster and with greater confidence.
CoSolve is ValueSims' flagship platform — the result of years working with organisations across multiple industries to understand why structured problem-solving succeeds when traditional approaches fail.