Silyze was featured by Innovativnost.mk following our “Resilient AI & EU Opportunities” event, held on July 29, 2026 at Europe House Skopje.
The article focused on the two AI platforms presented during the event, Telentir and Atmolyze, and on the wider discussion around practical artificial intelligence, digital transformation, energy innovation and access to European funding opportunities.
The coverage also highlighted one of the main ideas behind the event: artificial intelligence is already moving beyond experimentation and can be applied to concrete operational challenges across both the private and public sectors.
Telentir: Bringing AI Voice Automation Into Real Operations
Innovativnost highlighted Telentir as an AI voice platform designed for companies and public institutions that manage large volumes of phone communication.
The platform can automate common interactions such as answering frequently asked questions, collecting information, scheduling appointments and callbacks, and transferring more complex requests to human operators when necessary.
One of the areas emphasized in the article was Telentir’s multilingual capability, including support for the Macedonian language.
For organizations operating in North Macedonia, local-language support is an important part of making voice AI practically usable rather than simply technically available.
The objective is not to replace human interaction entirely.
Instead, Telentir is designed to handle repetitive and predictable communication more efficiently, reduce waiting times and allow employees to focus on cases where human judgment, context and attention are more valuable.
Atmolyze: From Data Collection to Better Decisions
The article also presented Atmolyze, Silyze’s climate, energy and operational intelligence platform.
Atmolyze is designed to collect and analyze information from multiple sources and transform that data into timely insights and recommendations.
The platform is particularly relevant to organizations operating in the energy and solar sectors, industrial environments and other data-intensive operations.
Potential applications include monitoring energy production and consumption, identifying unusual patterns, improving operational efficiency and detecting risks or opportunities earlier.
This reflects a broader challenge many organizations face today.
Companies increasingly have access to large volumes of data, but the existence of data does not automatically lead to better decisions.
The real value comes from understanding the information, identifying what matters and acting on it at the right moment.
That is the problem Atmolyze is being developed to address.
A Broader Conversation Around Innovation
Innovativnost’s coverage extended beyond the two Silyze platforms.
The article also highlighted the participation of INOVA, represented by Maja Cvetanovska, who presented upcoming programmes, initiatives and forms of support available to companies, startups and innovative projects.
Her contribution addressed the importance of stronger cooperation between the public sector, businesses and technology companies in accelerating innovation and digital transformation.
The event also included Nikola Angelovski from Solveo, who presented Funding.mk.
Funding.mk brings together information about grants, public funding, tenders, credit opportunities and other forms of financial and non-financial support in one centralized platform.
Its inclusion in the programme reinforced another important message from the event: technology development is closely connected to the ecosystem surrounding it.
Innovation requires not only ideas and technical expertise, but also access to capital, institutional support, partnerships and the right opportunities at the right stage of development.
AI as a Technology of the Present
The Innovativnost article also included the perspective of Silyze founder and CEO Simeon Markoski, who emphasized that artificial intelligence should no longer be viewed only as a technology of the future.
AI can already contribute to improving communication, automating processes and making more effective use of organizational data.
This idea sits at the center of Silyze’s approach.
We are less interested in artificial intelligence as a standalone demonstration and more interested in how it becomes part of real systems.
That means asking practical questions.
Can the technology reduce repetitive work?
Can it improve the speed or quality of communication?
Can it help an organization understand its data?
Can it identify a problem earlier?
Can it support employees and decision-makers without creating unnecessary complexity?
If the answer is yes, AI begins to move from experimentation toward infrastructure.
Connecting the Public and Private Sectors
Another important part of the Innovativnost coverage was the diversity of organizations represented at the event.
Participants included representatives from the Ministry of Digital Transformation, Ministry of Energy, Mining and Mineral Resources, EVN, INOVA, other public institutions and private companies.
Bringing these groups together created an environment where artificial intelligence could be discussed from multiple perspectives.
Technology companies understand what is technically possible.
Businesses understand operational pressure and commercial requirements.
Institutions understand public systems, policy and long-term infrastructure needs.
Innovation organizations understand the mechanisms that can help new projects move forward.
Meaningful digital transformation increasingly requires these perspectives to interact rather than develop independently.
From Coverage to Continued Collaboration
For Silyze, the Innovativnost feature represents more than media visibility.
It helps extend the conversation started at Europe House Skopje to a wider audience and creates greater awareness around the potential for practical AI applications developed in North Macedonia.
The event opened discussions around communication automation, energy intelligence, public-sector digitalization, European funding and cross-sector partnerships.
We see those conversations as the beginning rather than the conclusion.
Silyze will continue working on technologies that can be deployed in real organizational environments and on building relationships between companies, institutions, academia and innovation organizations.
We appreciate Innovativnost.mk for covering the event and for helping bring greater attention to the growing AI and technology ecosystem in North Macedonia.