Hi. My name’s Ian Patterson –
Managing Director of Lonegenius Software Ltd. During nearly three decades working
in the IT sector, I’ve worn many hats: from computer programmer (as we were
called back in the day!) to business analyst and project manager, navigating
trends and steering organizations through the digital landscape along the way.
I’ve helped implement many exciting projects over the years, including one
of the UK’s first online business banking portals and an AI image recognition
system that identified and classified millions of engineering documents that
would have otherwise taken decades to process. Although firmly rooted in
banking and financial services, I have also worked with utilities, airlines, and engineering
companies.
If I’ve learned anything during this time, it’s that every sector,
though distinct in its own specific needs, is unified by the necessity for robust
and reliable data and processes. In today’s fast-moving IT environment, the
allure of AI is understandable. But there is no one-size-fits-all-solution.
Instead, I am committed to helping businesses identify genuine needs based on
their data and processes, and steering them away from unnecessary investment in
time, money, and effort.
Lonegenius Software is located in the Northeast of England—a region now echoing
the resilience and innovation of its industrial legacy in embracing new technology
such as AI. We at Lonegenius want to help transform the Northeast into a nexus
for the AI revolution. Our ethos is rooted in authenticity, skill, and passion.
As we embark on this new chapter, Lonegenius Software is poised to be
the go-to provider for businesses seeking to help identify your genuine AI
needs, or candidly advising you when AI is not the solution.
If you’re on the brink of the AI journey but unsure of the first step,
you’re not alone. My commitment is to help ensure that
every investment you make in AI is strategic, informed, and impactful. Join us at the intersection of tradition and innovation by getting in
touch using the form below.
Ian Patterson
