Est. 1995
About TSM
A technology company from China, holding the same internet address since 1995.
Who we are
TSM exists because of a pattern we kept running into: systems that stopped being maintained the day they shipped, websites that went stale within a year, AI that never made it past a demo. The cause was rarely technical difficulty. It was the way things get delivered and maintained.
So we keep our work narrow on purpose. Custom software turns business process into reliable systems. Applied AI research turns model capability into executable decisions. Enterprise websites turn brand value into a digital asset a team can run on its own. Three lines that interlock, instead of three businesses that ignore each other.
What we believe
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Time: delivery you can plan around
Break work into weeks and surface risk early. We would rather confirm things twice up front than rework everything at the end.
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Space: structure that can grow
System architecture and information architecture both need room to expand. The abstraction you skip today gets paid back at double the cost tomorrow.
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Motion: operation that keeps running
Delivery is not the finish line. Data and content have to be driven by the business itself, or the system never starts producing value.
How we deliver — and where we draw the line
We work in small teams on short cycles, with continuous demos. Core people stay on the project from start to finish — no subcontracting of critical modules. Every stage has a reviewable output, and progress and risk stay fully visible to you.
We also keep clear boundaries. We do not take on work that cannot define its acceptance criteria. We do not promise intelligence outcomes without data to back them. And we do not ship a system nobody can maintain. A system that survives long term is the only definition of delivered.
Have something specific in mind? Start with a conversation.
Tell us the business context, the timeline and the budget range — we will come back with a feasibility read and a path first, before anything else.