Quantitative risk and cash flow signals
About AEVO

Engineering discipline for<br>private enterprise AI

AEVO combines AI, machine learning, and Operations Research to build customer-specific decision systems that strengthen operating control, capital efficiency, and free cash flow.


Why AEVO exists

Enterprise AI should improve operating economics, not just produce insight

Too many AI initiatives stop at insight, while the real enterprise problem begins at decision-making: how to act under policy, risk, cost, and execution constraints.

AEVO exists to close that gap. We analyze customer data, build custom algorithms and models, and connect AI, machine learning, and Operations Research so enterprises can improve service, resilience, and free cash flow together.

"If a system cannot be explained, governed, and tied to real operating outcomes, it does not belong in a critical workflow."


How we build

Custom models, governed deployment, measurable economics

We treat model fit, deployment boundaries, and business impact as product requirements.

AI, ML, and OR in one decision stack

We combine demand forecasting, optimization, simulation, and policy logic so enterprises can act across inventory, supply chain, energy, and capital decisions with one governed system.

Private deployment without system replacement

AEVO sits on top of ERP, MES, WMS, finance, and energy systems with customer-specific models, while governance, auditability, and operational continuity remain intact.



AEVO framework

Customer data in, governed decisions out

This is the operating stack behind AEVO's private decision systems.

We do not treat models as isolated components. AEVO builds custom models on customer data, then connects forecasting, optimization, and simulation so their combined dynamics can improve free cash flow, resilience, and decision speed.

Language and context

Signal interpretation

Use language models where ambiguity is highest: contracts, communications, policy text, incident notes, and operator queries.

Prediction and scoring

What is likely

Use statistical learning where forecasting, anomaly detection, and probability estimates help teams understand what may happen next.

Optimization and policy logic

What should happen

Use Operations Research to make trade-offs explicit and keep hard business constraints visible in the final recommendation.

Agentic execution

What gets carried out

Use agents to operationalize approved actions with monitoring, escalation, and control boundaries appropriate for the workflow.


Our standard

Enterprise AI should improve free cash flow and resilience without becoming a black box to operators, auditors, or executives.


Technical leadership

Leadership grounded in stochastic systems and enterprise operations

Dr. YuLi Tsai

Dr. YuLi Tsai

Chief Technology Officer & Co-Founder
Ph.D. in Engineering, The University of Tokyo
Advisory Team, Research Center for Advanced Science and Technology (RCAST), University of Tokyo

Dr. Tsai's work spans stochastic systems, quantitative finance, supply chain optimization, and enterprise deployment. His focus is turning advanced models into private, production-ready systems for inventory, logistics, energy trading, cash flow, and portfolio risk decisions.

"Reliability is not an enhancement. It is part of the design brief."

Dr. YuLi Tsai

Core domains

Stochastic Control Complex Systems Engineering Industrial Operations Quantitative Finance Agentic Architecture

Where we go deep

The disciplines that shape our work

Decision science under uncertainty

We model decisions where volatility, constraints, and competing objectives make simplistic automation unsafe or insufficient.

Operational systems thinking

We design for interconnected workflows where a decision in one function moves cost, service, and risk somewhere else.

Sovereign deployment design

We treat deployment boundary, data residency, and governance architecture as part of the solution, not post-project cleanup.


Operating principles

What governs every AEVO engagement

These principles are the operating constraints behind our own work.

PRINCIPLE 01

Start from the decision, not the model

We define who must act, what constraints matter, and what outcome changes the business before choosing a technical approach.

PRINCIPLE 02

Keep governance inside the system

Policy boundaries, approvals, and escalation logic should live in the workflow, not outside it in manual cleanup.

PRINCIPLE 03

Prefer measurable value over innovation theater

A solution matters when it improves a real operating or financial outcome, not when it creates the most noise.

PRINCIPLE 04

Design for explainability and change management

Teams adopt better systems faster when assumptions, trade-offs, and control points stay visible.


Build with discipline

Map your data, models, and<br>deployment boundary

If you are evaluating where private AI and custom models belong in your operations, we can help define the workflow, the data layer, and the deployment boundary that matter most.

Schedule a strategy session