Irvine, CA – May 28, 2026 – EON Reality today announced the launch of EON Solve IQ, an enterprise AI operations platform designed to help companies turn AI training into measurable business outcomes by enabling employees to identify, build, validate, and deploy practical AI-powered solutions inside their own workflows.
Every Friday afternoon, somewhere in corporate America, an accounts payable clerk named Maria sits down to reconcile hundreds of invoices against thousands of purchase orders — by hand. She knows AI could do this in minutes. So does her manager. So does IT. And yet every Friday, here she sits.
Maria is not alone. She represents the trillions of dollars of automatable knowledge work still hidden inside enterprises today — work that everyone knows AI can do, but no one has successfully built into daily operations.
EON Solve IQ closes that gap by serving as the structured practice layer for enterprise AI operations. It helps employees move beyond AI awareness and training by identifying real workflow problems, building AI-powered solutions, validating them, and deploying them inside the organization. The launch is accompanied by EON Reality’s new white paper, “EON Solve IQ: Bridging the AI Deployment Gap,” which outlines how enterprises can convert AI fluency into practical, reusable business capability.
The Why: Enterprise AI is Broken
Three failures define the current state of enterprise AI adoption.
Fewer than 5% of enterprises have actually deployed AI agents into operations, according to the 2025 Stanford AI Index. The tools to automate knowledge work are mature — AI agents, workflow builders, and code-generation platforms are everywhere — but the gap between what’s possible and what’s live has never been wider.
67% of managers cannot describe their team’s AI fluency level, according to McKinsey’s 2024 State of AI report. Without measurement, organizations cannot target upskilling, cannot assess readiness, and cannot protect their workforce against displacement.
And when enterprises try to close the gap, they turn to consulting engagements that cost $2–5 million, take 12–18 months, and leave nothing behind when the consultants walk out the door. The next problem requires another engagement. Capability stays rented.
“This isn’t a technology problem anymore,” says Dan Lejerskar, founder of EON Reality. “The tools are ready. The people closest to the problems are ready. What’s missing is a structured way to bridge them. Solve IQ is that bridge.”
The What: a Practice Layer, not Another Training Course
Solve IQ is the practice layer of EON’s AI Fluency journey. It transforms corporate AI training from a compliance exercise that produces completion certificates into an operational capability that produces deployed solutions, measured in hours saved per month.
It works in concert with the AI Fluency Program to embed problem identification directly into the coursework. By the time an employee finishes training, they have not only increased their AI fluency level — they have identified, specified, built, validated, and deployed an internal tool that saves measurable time. Live in 30 days. Owned by the employee. Reusable across the organization.
The economics are straightforward. Most large enterprises have 500 to 50,000 knowledge workers. Solve IQ is priced at $200 per user per month. For an organization of 500 employees, the annual investment is $1.2 million. If that platform produces 30 deployed solutions saving 20 hours per month each — a conservative scenario — the direct annual value is $540,000, or 45% payback before counting error reduction, retention, or competitive advantage.
The How: the Mechanism
Solve IQ runs every solution through a five-step journey that mirrors what high-performing internal innovation teams do at the world’s most operationally mature companies.
It starts with a 7-stage AI Problem Interview. An employee describes a real workflow problem to an AI mentor — in plain language, no jargon, ten minutes. The system produces a structured Problem Card with feasibility scoring, impact estimation, and stakeholder mapping.
It matches the problem against 20 internal solution templates — patterns covering roughly 95% of the operational problems automatable in a typical enterprise: data reconciliation, document processing, approval workflows, anomaly detection, knowledge discovery, and more. The template provides the architectural starting point.
It scopes the solution with the employee, AI-assisted, using the same MoSCoW framework professional product teams use.
It builds the solution in 2–5 active days using EON’s VibeFlow environment and an auto-generated Launch Kit — the same approach EON has used to compress enterprise software builds from quarters to weeks.
Then comes the Tribunal. Three AI avatars — the Economist, the Psychologist, and the Pragmatist — adversarially challenge the solution before it’s allowed to deploy. Can you prove the ROI? Have you accounted for adoption resistance? Who maintains this Monday at 8am when an API breaks? Solutions that survive the Tribunal are solutions that survive contact with reality.
What’s Unique: a Sophisticated Approach Made for Humans
Most AI consulting engagements treat people as overhead. Solve IQ treats them as the solution.
The approach is informed by McKinsey’s enterprise AI maturity research and Anthropic’s enterprise deployment frameworks, synthesized into a methodology that respects three realities most vendors ignore. First, that the person closest to the problem sees the solution most clearly — an accounts payable clerk knows where the friction is; a VP of Finance does not. Second, that adoption is the bottleneck, not technology — solutions built without the people who will use them get rejected, no matter how clever. Third, that capability has to stay inside the organization — every solution Solve IQ deploys also produces a more AI-fluent employee.
This is the second leg of EON’s Door 3 (AI Operations) offering. The first leg, Venture Builder, has been quietly powering hundreds of entrepreneur-led product builds — helping individuals and small teams turn ideas into shippable products. Solve IQ takes the same proven mechanism and scales it into the enterprise: instead of building marketable products for the open market, employees build internal tools for their own operations.
Together, Venture Builder and Solve IQ become the two-leg bootcamp every modern organization needs — one track for entrepreneurial product creation, one track for white-collar operational automation. Run them in parallel. Train both kinds of capability. Combine them into a single corporate AI bootcamp that produces both new products and new operational tools.
Few companies have this approach. Most are still treating AI as either a research project or a consulting line item. Solve IQ is among the first products that treats AI as an operational capability to be developed inside the workforce, at scale, with measurable outcomes.
Key Features
- 20 internal solution templates covering data processing, communication, workflows, and intelligence — engineered to address ~95% of automatable enterprise operations work
- 7-stage AI Problem Interview that produces a structured, scored Problem Card from a 10-minute conversation
- AI-powered template matching using semantic similarity, system overlap analysis, and process pattern recognition
- SolveSpec — a canonical 11-field build specification that turns any matched problem into a buildable solution
- Launch Kit generator — auto-produces everything a builder needs to ship a working solution in 2–5 active days
- The Tribunal Gate — three AI avatars adversarially validate every solution against ROI, adoption, and operational dimensions before deployment
- Internal Solution Hub — every deployed solution is published company-wide, with one-click adaptation for other departments
- Paired Build Matching — automatically pairs employees who identify problems with mentors who can help build them, creating a peer-learning flywheel
- Live ROI measurement — hours saved, adoption rate, error reduction tracked automatically for every deployed solution
- EAFI Dashboard integration — measures both AI fluency and operational impact, giving leadership a single number to report to the board
- Multi-tenant, enterprise-ready — built on production-grade infrastructure with full compliance support for regulated industries
- Bootcamp-ready — combines naturally with Venture Builder for a full Door 3 corporate AI bootcamp
Availability and pricing
Solve IQ is priced at $200 per user per month with volume discounts available from 500 users. Bundled pricing is available for the full EON Door 3 (AI Operations) stack — Solve IQ, Venture Builder, Custom Virtual Builder, RADAR V3, and AI Tribunal. Customers go live in 30 days.
Solve IQ is available immediately to enterprise customers through the EON Reality sales team.
A quote from the founder
“For the last two years, every enterprise CIO I’ve spoken to has had the same problem. They have invested in AI strategy, in AI training, in AI pilots. They have certificates on the walls. And they have almost nothing live in production. Solve IQ is what I wish those CIOs had been able to buy three years ago. It is not another training course. It is the practice layer that converts trained employees into deployed solutions. We built it because the gap between what AI can do and what enterprises have actually deployed is the largest unclosed gap in the modern economy. We intend to close it, ” stated Dan Lejerskar, Founder, EON Reality.
Read more in the “EON Solve IQ: Bridging the AI Deployment Gap” white paper.
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About EON Reality
EON Reality, based in Irvine, California, is the world’s leading company in immersive learning and knowledge transfer. Its flagship solutions — EON-XR, EON AI Assistant, and AI² Creator — enable millions of users to create and deploy experiential learning content. EON Reality’s mission is to make knowledge available, accessible, and affordable globally. For more information, visit www.eonreality.com
