Algonomia

Digital and algorithmic intelligence at the service of law and taxation. The world of tax and legal needs to be "digitized". Tax, finance and legal departments face complex environments and expect their internal teams to be precise, effective and efficient. However, these teams waste a large part of their time carrying out manual and repetitive tasks that can easily be automated. Digitizing in this technical and complex world requires : - the mathematical formalization of tax and legal mechanisms, on the one hand, whether directly through algorithms and heuristics or indirectly through machine learning algorithms, - the construction, on the other hand, of ergonomic tools and clear interfaces usable by professionals whose skills are far from those of engineers or data scientists. Algonomia, an etymological synthesis of Algorithm, a mathematical tool named after its presumed inventor, the Arab mathematician "Al-Khwarizmi", and Law, "nomos" in Greek, intends to support professionals in the face of the business challenges created by these transforming trends.