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Years in Practice

What Clients Say

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Farid Hisham
Head of Digital Operations · Insurance, KL

"We'd been sitting on two years of chatbot logs and had no real insight into what our customers were actually asking. The analytics layer Cortexium built gave us a clear picture within weeks. The dashboard is something our team actually uses in weekly planning."

Conversational Analytics · March 2025
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Siti Mariam
Data Lead · Healthcare Network, Selangor

"Data privacy was a hard constraint — we couldn't share patient records across our facilities for any kind of centralised training. The federated approach Cortexium designed worked within those constraints without needing to change our data governance policies."

Federated Learning · February 2025
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Chong Kah Wai
Product Manager · SaaS Startup, PJ

"I wanted to know if our idea was technically feasible before committing serious budget. The PoC Sprint gave us a working prototype and an honest answer — the recommendation was to adjust the problem framing, which actually saved us from a costly misdirection."

AI PoC Sprint · January 2025
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Rashidah Ahmad
Analytics Manager · Retail Group, Shah Alam

"The scoping process was thorough — they asked questions I hadn't thought to ask about our data pipelines. By the time we started development there were very few surprises, which made the timeline reliable. Weekly updates were brief but actually informative."

Conversational Analytics · March 2025
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Tan Jee Meng
CTO · Fintech, Cyberjaya

"We used the PoC Sprint to test a document classification approach before committing to a larger architecture investment. The prototype ran against our actual data. The write-up was technical enough to share with our board as a credible assessment."

AI PoC Sprint · February 2025
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Norzaini Kamarudin
VP Operations · Banking Consortium, KL

"The federated learning engagement addressed a coordination challenge we'd been deferring for over a year because no one had a clear answer on how to do it. Cortexium came with a structured architecture proposal in the first two weeks. The final handover documentation was genuinely thorough."

Federated Learning · December 2024

Engagements in Detail

CASE STUDY 01 · CONVERSATIONAL ANALYTICS · INSURANCE SECTOR

The Challenge

A regional insurance provider had deployed a WhatsApp-based claims assistant. Conversation volumes were high but the team had no view of which queries were being resolved versus deflected, or where users were dropping off.

The Approach

We extracted and processed 14 months of conversation logs, applied an intent taxonomy, and built a resolution funnel model. A Looker Studio dashboard was configured to surface daily and weekly patterns for the operations team.

The Outcome

The team identified three high-frequency intent clusters that were generating unnecessary escalations. Adjustments to the assistant's handling of those clusters reduced escalation volume by approximately 28% over the following quarter.

Duration: 7 weeks · MYR 4,200
CASE STUDY 02 · FEDERATED LEARNING · HEALTHCARE NETWORK

The Challenge

A network of five clinics across Selangor wanted to train a shared patient triage model. Each clinic managed its own patient data under separate PDPA obligations — centralising records for training was not viable.

The Approach

We designed a federated training architecture with a central aggregation server and local training nodes at each clinic. Secure aggregation was implemented so that model updates — not patient data — were shared. Training ran across 12 weeks with regular convergence checks.

The Outcome

The federated model matched the performance of a centralised baseline on held-out test data. Each clinic retained full ownership of its data. The architecture documentation was submitted as part of the network's internal compliance review.

Duration: 14 weeks · MYR 8,700
CASE STUDY 03 · AI POC SPRINT · LOGISTICS TECHNOLOGY

The Challenge

A logistics technology startup believed that their delivery exception data could be used to predict future failure points before they occurred. They needed to know whether their two years of data were sufficient and whether the hypothesis was technically sound.

The Approach

We scoped a binary classification prototype, ran data quality checks, and built a baseline model against the available historical records. Evaluation was conducted against a held-out period to simulate real-world prediction conditions.

The Outcome

The prototype showed moderate predictive capability, with recommendations to expand the feature set before full development. The go/no-go document outlined the data gaps and the specific collection steps needed to make a production model viable.

Duration: 3 weeks · MYR 1,800

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