Project scope
An agreement changes during a project. The team wants to understand where that change has consequences.
Applications / imagined situations
Where information gets in the way of work.
An unexpected message. A scattered dossier. A detail that matters. These fictional situations make the direction of TukForce tangible; they are not customer cases or product demos.
01 / Text privacy
Useful text. A difficult choice.
An employee wants to use AI to edit a piece of text. The same text contains someone’s personal information. What does the task need, and what would you rather not share?
02 / Project reporting
The project is ahead of its dossier.
A lot has happened in an approved project. Reporting is approaching, but relevant information is spread across different places. How do you get a clear overview?
03 / Everyday work
A small message with bigger consequences.
A customer sends a change. The words seem simple, but they could make a big difference to the work. What would it mean if such information were less likely to fall through the cracks?
More to explore
Not every question needs a product.
These examples are questions to investigate. They are not an offer or evidence of a working solution.
Material reuse
There is a potentially useful offer, but the description is ambiguous. Could the right information become easier to find?
Service and quality
Customer comments may contain a recurring problem. Could people recognise a useful signal sooner?
Interest is welcome
What do you have in mind?
A question, idea or brief description is enough. There is no need to share sensitive information.