TimeTree Unveils New AI-Based MVW, Takes a Step Toward Time Management Infrastructure
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Global schedule-sharing platform TimeTree (TimeTree) has formally unveiled a new MVW (Mission·Vision·Will).
TimeTree has reset its business from a traditional schedule-sharing service to one that combines AI technology, and said it plans to transform its business into a global infrastructure.
Its Mission is to reinvent how humanity manages schedules, its Vision is a world in which anyone can choose their own time, and its Will is to build a platform that understands people’s future intentions.
Global schedule-sharing platform TimeTree (TimeTree) has formally unveiled a new MVW (Mission·Vision·Will). With the new framework, TimeTree has redefined its medium- to long-term business direction.
TimeTree has reset its business from a simple schedule-sharing service to one that combines AI technology. It also said it plans to transform its business into a global infrastructure.
The overhaul is built on its schedule-sharing function. The service scope is intended to expand into the full range of how individuals use their time. TimeTree says it aims to understand users’ life contexts and future intentions, while also supporting more proactive time management.
TimeTree’s Mission is to reinvent how humanity manages schedules. Its Vision is a world in which anyone can choose their own time. Its Will is to build a platform that understands people’s future intentions, and it carries the meaning of AI-based context analysis.
TimeTree’s latest overhaul follows the same direction as its UI/UX renewal in January this year. At the time, the service began allowing users to view multiple calendars in one place, and its center of gravity also shifted from sharing at the calendar level to viewing time at the individual account level.
In line with that trend, the company redefined its MVW after the UI/UX overhaul. While keeping its existing Mission of “schedule sharing,” TimeTree emphasized “my time” and “understanding future intentions” in its future direction, based on the assumptions it has accumulated with users.
A defining feature of the reset is that it links the service structure with the medium- to long-term business direction. This MVW was derived through direct discussions between co-CEOs Park Jae-jin and Fukagawa Yasuto, and the discussions took 7 days.
Fukagawa Yasuto, CEO of TimeTree, said the company will use AI technology to identify individual context in schedule data and support personalized time selection. He added that the company aims to establish itself as a global time management infrastructure and reach a level where everyone naturally uses it.
Park Jae-jin, founder and co-CEO, said the brand name “Will” reflects the company’s determination to move beyond a shared calendar app and become a global platform. He added that the company will continue building the technological environment needed for users to fully take control of their own time.
Source: TECHWORLD · Kim Gyeong-ju
Original: https://www.epnc.co.kr/news/articleView.html?idxno=406788
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