WaveAccess

Custom Software Development & IT Consulting The company is a Microsoft Solutions Partner for Digital & App Innovation (Azure).

WaveAccess is an international results-driven company that provides high quality custom software development services to hundreds of emerging and established companies globally. We support our customers with a team of talented software engineers, leveraging extensive experience with cutting-edge technologies and a strategic vision. This approach enables us to build innovative software solutions while significantly reducing development risks and costs. Among the company's key areas of expertise:

- Web & Mobile application development
- AI and Machine Learning based systems
- System integration & optimization
- Life Sciences development
- IoT project development
- Microsoft Dynamics CRM development, customization and implementation
- Implementation of highly loaded & highly scalable systems
- Building ETL & BI systems
- Development of real time monitoring systems
- Data import and migration
- Blockchain implementation
- Workflow and business process automation
- Project recovery
- IT consulting

The company is honored to have received numerous awards from prestigious organizations, including the Academy of Motion Pictures (Sci-Tech Awards), and Microsoft Partner Awards in Business Analytics, Artificial Intelligence, and Media & Communications. It is also featured among the top IT companies across various categories on Clutch, SelectedFirms, TechBehemoths, DesignRush, and other reputable platforms and IT directories.

08/20/2026

Most companies have no shortage of AI ideas, what they lack is clear ownership: who identifies the problems worth solving, builds the business case, and makes sure a pilot becomes part of how the business actually operates.

Treasury is well positioned to take that on, as it sits where cash, risk, data, and manual effort intersect, and it can put a number on inefficiency faster than most functions. But treasury leaders rarely control the technology budget, and the path from a promising use case to something running in production is often unclear.

Tanya Kohen, CTP, Global Head of Finance Practice at WaveAccess, is moderating a roundtable on exactly this at the New York Cash Exchange 2026 conference by TMANY - Treasury Management Association of New York — how to lead AI from the treasurer's seat.

The conversation will move through where treasury teams stand today, where pilots lose momentum and why, how to pick the right first use case, who funds it, and what it takes for a treasury-led initiative to travel beyond finance.

If you're attending , this one is worth your time.

08/17/2026

For years, getting anything built in treasury meant writing a spec, handing it to IT, and waiting. The treasurer knew exactly what the problem was, but turning that knowledge into a solution always required someone else.

That's what AI changed. In the new episode of Invention Mode, Bojan Belejkovski joins Tanya Kohen to talk about what it takes to own this work as a treasury leader:
— how to identify where AI adds real value before committing to a build,
— how to make the internal case without controlling the technology budget,
— and what happens to the treasury function when pilots start to scale.
Bojan is also honest about what's at stake for the professionals who are still waiting for someone else to figure this out first.

Listen and subscribe:

🎧 Spotify — https://open.spotify.com/episode/0MSQOdnryzPGXlJrGwQ3Qs
🎧 Apple Podcasts — https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/leading-ai-across-the-enterprise-from-the-treasurers-seat/id1832020841?i=1000783885101
🎧 Amazon Music — https://music.amazon.com/podcasts/fb9f1a6c-12de-42b5-b548-916473f4beeb/episodes/ac7ab28b-9796-49fe-959d-5ea7dfa05b25/invention-mode-leading-ai-across-the-enterprise-from-the-treasurer's-seat
🎧 YouTube Music — https://music.youtube.com/podcast/JAglWHoDv3w
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08/13/2026

Scientific literature reviews in pharma are resource-intensive by design. Searching multiple databases, opening publications one by one, comparing findings across studies, and preparing summaries before any real analysis begins is a process that routinely stretches across hours or days for a single research question.

A global pharmaceutical company came to us looking to change that. The AI platform WaveAccess built runs a parallel search across PubMed, Embase, BIOSIS, and ScienceDirect from a single natural-language question, consolidates the results, and returns a structured response grounded in the retrieved publications with direct access to the source materials behind every answer.

That last part is what actually sets this apart from a general-purpose AI chatbot. Rather than relying solely on the language model's general knowledge, the RAG assistant grounds its responses in the specific documents retrieved for each research question, so specialists can follow any conclusion back to its source. For regulated industries where the provenance of a scientific claim carries real consequences, that traceability changes how the tool gets used.

For research requiring more depth, a Deep Search mode extends the same workflow to full texts — methodology, detailed results, study limitations — before conclusions are drawn.

The same approach transfers to any environment where professionals work with large volumes of complex documents and need answers with a clear evidentiary trail behind them — legal, regulatory, financial, technical.

Find a full case here — https://www.wave-access.com/public_en/blog/ai-scientific-literature-search-platform-for-faster-pharmaceutical-research/.

08/10/2026

Tanya Kohen, CTP, our Global Head of Finance Practice, is joining the ASAE The Center for Association Leadership Annual Meeting in Indianapolis, which is one of the key gatherings for association executives working through what the next chapter of membership looks like, including the technology decisions that come with it.

Tanya has spent time working with associations and looks at their challenges through both a practitioner's and a technology lens, and she has a good sense of how often the systems an association runs on end up limiting what it can actually do for its members.

She's attending with that context in mind and would enjoy talking through what associations are building toward with the people in the room.

08/04/2026

When critical business logic lives primarily in one person's head, a system migration carries a risk that doesn't show up in the technical assessment.

The scenario: a large engineering and manufacturing company, several hundred engineers relying on a single internal .NET application for controlled access to technical content and specialist tools used in daily work. The catalog structure, access rules, and content relationships were largely understood by one developer, and with his retirement approaching, the company needed to move to an intranet web architecture before that knowledge walked out the door.

A direct port wasn't the answer. Some desktop behaviors, including automatic software installation, would have introduced security risks in a browser environment, which meant the team had to decide what actually belonged in the new architecture before writing a single line.

WaveAccess built specialized AI agents to work through the .NET codebase — identifying access rules, mapping relationships between catalog sections, and describing interface behavior in structured form. The client reviewed and confirmed the output as an accurate picture of the existing system, and the team then built a web proof of concept that preserved the familiar tree and content structure without reproducing what didn't belong in a web architecture.

What had previously taken several weeks of back-and-forth between client, analyst, and developer was done in hours. Knowledge held by one person became a documented, client-confirmed foundation for the next phase.

The same principle applies here as in any controlled modernization engagement: AI shortens the path from source code to validated requirements, while architects and product owners stay accountable for every decision that shapes the final system.

Full case — https://www.wave-access.com/public_en/blog/ai-assisted-net-app-modernization-from-windows-forms-to-a-web-architecture/.

07/28/2026

Most treasury conversations right now focus on what AI can do and how fast it's moving. Jessica Oku's focus is elsewhere — on the capabilities that become more valuable as automation increases, and what treasury professionals need to deliberately build around that shift.

The Invention Mode podcast is back with a new episode — Tanya Kohen, CTP speaks with Jessica .A. Oku CTP®,CBAP®, global treasury leader, author, and founder of three coaching platforms with over a thousand professionals trained, about the human side of a transformation that's already underway.

They discuss how to design operating models that separate what humans should own from what machines should handle, why workforce transformation is a capability challenge before it's a technology one, and where decision intelligence becomes the next real frontier in treasury. The talk also looks ahead to 2035 — at the skills and mindset of the leader the function is growing toward.

Listen and subscribe:

🎧 Spotify — https://open.spotify.com/episode/6tCmfviPtetjvlsQ3EFV4P
🎧 Apple Podcasts — https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/treasury-leadership-in-a-time-of-intelligent-automation/id1832020841?i=1000778089587
🎧 Amazon Music — https://music.amazon.com/podcasts/fb9f1a6c-12de-42b5-b548-916473f4beeb/episodes/314a41ae-94d7-4ae2-989c-62a0ccb4bb9b/invention-mode-treasury-leadership-in-a-time-of-intelligent-automation
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07/24/2026

Migrating a legacy system gets complicated fast when the documentation is incomplete and the people who understood the original logic have moved on.

We recently worked with an organization managing a broad portfolio of properties and operational sites. The application at the center of their daily operations had been built on an aging low-code platform with its own language and logic, and the pool of specialists who still understood it was shrinking.

Moving to a modern platform was the goal, but a direct rewrite would have reproduced what was visible while losing what actually mattered: the business rules, dependencies, and user workflows that lived outside conventional code.

So we started with AI-assisted recovery rather than rewriting. AI tools worked through code fragments, exported forms, data structures, and visual screen flows, while an architect validated every finding by hand. Business logic, data model, and user workflows were consolidated into a form the client could review, question, and make decisions from — independently of both the source and target platforms.

The outcome was a confirmed migration path and a reliable basis for scoping the next phase. Knowledge that had been scattered across the codebase, visual components, and individual memory was now in one place, and our client had a clear, agreed view of what to carry forward and what to leave behind.

This is what a controlled engineering workflow looks like in practice: AI accelerates analysis, specification preparation, and documentation, while architecture decisions and quality control stay with the engineering team throughout.

Full case — https://www.wave-access.com/public_en/blog/de-risking-a-low-code-migration-with-ai-assisted-legacy-discovery/.

07/02/2026

We've consolidated everything we do in AI into one place on our website — custom development, consulting sessions, delivery cases, and a clear path from first conversation to production.

Our AI Hub is built around where you actually are: whether you're still assessing where AI fits in your workflows, or ready to move on a specific use case. Starting with a free 60-min expert session, through readiness assessment and roadmap, to MVP and full rollout.

For enterprise teams, the hub also covers the security and compliance side — deployment options, regulatory fit, and how we handle data protection from architecture through to delivery.

Backed by 40+ AI engineers and 100+ delivered projects, with MVPs from 4 weeks.

👉 https://www.wave-access.com/public_en/services/ai/

05/28/2026

Treasury has spent years being defined by what it controls. The conversation about what it generates is more recent, and the technology enabling that shift is arriving faster than most teams have planned for.

Tanya Kohen, CTP sat down with Justin Guerra, Senior Vice President at Kaufman Hall's Treasury and Capital Markets Practice, to unpack what that shift actually demands — from the people and process side, and from the technology stack. We turned the key ideas from their podcast conversation into a text interview — it's on our blog if you'd rather read than listen.

A few things worth reading for:
✦ Why "right time" is a more honest infrastructure standard than "real time", and what changes when you evaluate technology through that lens.
✦ Why data without insights is just data, and where AI and agentic tools fit once the foundation is actually in place.
✦ How treasury's central position makes it the right function to lead working capital decisions across the organization — not just report on them.
✦ The practical test for deciding whether any treasury task belongs on the list at all, and where technology should be deployed as a result.

Learn more — https://www.wave-access.com/public_en/blog/treasurys-new-mandate-a-conversation-with-justin-guerra-from-kaufman-hall/

05/17/2026

Treasury is growing into one of the most influential functions in the organization. Most teams are still figuring out how to build around that.

Invention Mode is back with a new episode — this one focused on the organizational side of treasury modernization, before the technology decisions start.

Tanya Kohen, CTP speaks with Justin Guerra, Senior Vice President at Kaufman Hall's Treasury and Capital Markets Practice, about what it takes to design a treasury function for the role it's now expected to play.

They discuss how to cut through expanding scope with a practical two-axis test, why treasury is the right function to coordinate working capital decisions across the organization, and why clean data — without analytics on top — doesn't help anyone make a decision. Justin also unpacks what he calls the triad of a successful treasury platform, and why getting the sequence wrong is where most modernization efforts break down.

Listen and subscribe now:

🎧 Spotify — https://open.spotify.com/episode/07xMYjVDNaOiJEdDnjbMED

🎧 Apple Podcasts — https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-new-role-of-treasury-from-cash-management-to/id1832020841?i=1000767471596

🎧 Amazon Music — https://music.amazon.com/podcasts/fb9f1a6c-12de-42b5-b548-916473f4beeb/episodes/3c160371-73cf-4256-888e-714462167f77/invention-mode-the-new-role-of-treasury-from-cash-management-to-value-architect

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