AI solutions for Small and Medium Enterprises (SMEs)

From one department to the whole company: design the assistant team, put it into real processes, train the people and set the control gates.

AI-generated frame from the GCE Technology introduction film
Introduction film frame, generated with AI.

AI assistant teams by department

Basic — everyday repetitive work

take tasks and reply on Zalo (direct and group chats; text, photos, files, voice notes) · task log, deadline reminders, backlog review · appointments on Google Calendar with a morning summary · remember promises made to customers and remind on time · read files and photos, file them in the right folder · follow up with customers after each delivery.

Intermediate — work ready to use

official documents in the Decree 30/2020/ND-CP format · contracts from the company's templates with mandatory clause checks · meeting minutes from recordings · daily, weekly and monthly reports · content, images and SEO-ready websites · bookkeeping with supporting documents, pending approval.

Advanced — multi-step, cross-department work

review and translate international contracts, keeping comments and tracked changes · legal and case-law research with validity checks · technical and bid documents for energy projects · balanced scorecards (BSC) and SWOT analysis · several assistants on one cross-department task.

Channels: Zalo · Management app (web, Android, Windows) · Website chat · Facebook, Messenger · Google Calendar · Voice · Meeting recordings

Output formats: Word, Excel, PowerPoint, PDF, images

See real work done by the assistant team at GCE

Automation, with control

Automate the repetitive part; keep a human reviewer where mistakes are costly.

Management app
web · Android · WindowsIllustrative screen

Task log with IDs and deadlines

Assign with one message; the deadline is read from what you say, progress updates itself.

Done means proven

Results come with the file and are checked against the «Done when» criteria; if not met, they go back.

Daily overdue review

Suggests continue, merge, extend or close; nothing is left hanging.

Automatic reports

Daily, weekly and monthly reports compiled from the task log.

Internal e-signature

Comment directly on the document, sign electronically, numbers issued automatically.

Decision inbox

Questions for management come with 2–4 options and sources; one tap to decide.

KPI scorecard

Indicators calculated from real task-log data, across four perspectives.

Shared calendar

Month, day and next-seven-days views; no double booking.

web · Android · Windows

Illustrative screens. They run in your browser and nothing is sent anywhere.

Principle: the owner keeps the final say

AI training and usage policy

Training covers

  • Giving AI clear tasks: inputs, deliverable, acceptance criteria.
  • Checking output before use: figures, legal articles, quotations.
  • Which data may go in, and which must be masked or anonymised.
  • What to hand to AI, and what not to.

Company AI usage policy

  • Which tasks may be given to AI.
  • Which data may go in, and which is prohibited.
  • Which tasks always need human approval.
  • Who is accountable for the final result.
  • Who maintains the assistants' instructions and reference documents.

Industry AI assistants

Manufacturing

Find bottlenecks, track quality, standardise processes within assigned production tasks.

Trading, import and export

B2B information flow, supplier sourcing, risk review, bilingual international contracts.

Education and training

Lesson and assessment design, source retrieval, guidance on choosing majors and universities.

Energy and solar

Site survey files, quantity take-off, technical descriptions, operation reports, ESG and carbon.

Construction

Site diaries with photos, acceptance forms signed electronically, multi-year maintenance schedules.

Business management

Process design, role mapping, organisational capability review; documents, contracts, task logs.

Rows of solar panels on a factory roof in Long An
A GCE operation and maintenance site in Long An.

Robotics infrastructure

GCE plans to take part in the robotics infrastructure supply chain. This area is in preparation; details will be published here.

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