ABOUT

About Insynergy Inc.

Insynergy Inc. does not focus on AI adoption itself. We focus on the judgment and responsibility that multiply once AI enters organizational work.

We help organizations define who decides what, how far AI may go, when authority must return to humans, and what must be recorded so decisions remain explainable.

Company

Name
Insynergy Inc.
Japanese legal name
Insynergy株式会社
Corporate number
1010001253735
Representative
Ryoji Morii, Founder and Representative Director
Business
Decision Design™, AI governance design, Decision Boundary™, Decision Log / Decision Ledger design
Location
7F Nihonbashi Daiei Building, 1-2-6 Nihonbashi Muromachi, Chuo-ku, Tokyo 103-0022, Japan

WHAT WE DO

Practice areas

Decision Design

Designing who decides, on what basis, in which format, and under which authority.

Decision Boundary

Clarifying where judgment and responsibility connect across AI, humans, and the organization.

Decision Log / Ledger

Designing records that preserve decision evidence, rejected options, assumptions, and accountability.

OUTPUTS

Typical outputs in an engagement

  • Inventory of where judgment occurs in a workflow
  • Decision authority and responsibility matrix
  • Human involvement, stopping conditions, and escalation design for AI use
  • Decision Log / Ledger record schema
  • Shared decision structure for executives, audit, IT, and operating teams
  • Risk, accountability, and explainability issues to review before implementation

Founder / Representative

Ryoji Morii / Founder and Representative Director

I have seen many organizations reach a state where decisions appear to have been made, but the actual authority, evidence, and accountability are unclear. Insynergy is a practice for redesigning that structure.

PROFESSIONAL BACKGROUND

More than 20 years in implementation, controls, and governance.

Ryoji Morii has worked for more than 20 years across financial, public-sector-adjacent, manufacturing, and service domains in consulting, PMO, IT governance, system planning, audit response, and control design.

The center of this experience is not merely system implementation. It is the work of aligning executives, operating teams, vendors, audit and control functions, and IT around who decides what, on what basis, and what record must remain. Decision Design™ extends that practical experience into the AI era.

Financial / Mission-Critical Systems

Experience in development, renewal, and PMO for payment, authorization, network, and financial systems where downtime and ambiguity are not acceptable.

Governance / Audit / Controls

Experience with FISC security guidelines, PCAOB response, regulatory reporting, information classification, cloud usage guidelines, and data governance standards.

Enterprise Transformation

Experience supporting large-scale PMO, enterprise automation, CoE operations, integration programs, and cross-functional IT and business transformation.

CAREER CONTEXT

Career context

2002-2011
Mission-critical financial systems
Development, maintenance, and project delivery for credit card authorization systems, payment networks, and always-on financial infrastructure.
2011-2015
IT strategy / large-scale system renewal
Support for core system renewal, IT grand design, current-state system assessment, data migration policy, and system planning from concept through execution.
2015-2019
Governance / audit / financial transformation
At Deloitte and IBM, worked on PMO, FISC, PCAOB, information controls, and cloud usage guidelines for financial institutions and public-sector-adjacent domains.
2019-2024
Automation / CoE / enterprise transformation
At UiPath and Slalom, supported enterprise automation, CoE operations, executive reviews, integration projects, and cross-functional PMO work.
2025-
Insynergy / Decision Design
Founded Insynergy Inc. to develop Decision Design™ and Decision Boundary™ as a research and implementation field for AI-era authority, responsibility, records, and explainability.

RESEARCH & PUBLICATION

From practice to research.

Insynergy does not treat AI governance only as risk management or tool adoption. As AI participates in more decisions, organizations need to define where judgment authority sits, when authority returns from AI to humans, and what records can support future accountability.

This perspective is developed in the SSRN working paper Decision Design as Judgment Architecture, and in public commentary across note, Medium, and English business media.

TRANSPARENCY

For people evaluating Insynergy.

Insynergy Inc. is a new company founded in 2025. The founder background, however, comes from more than two decades of work in financial systems, public-sector-adjacent governance, audit, controls, PMO, and mission-critical environments where judgment, responsibility, records, and explainability matter.

At the start of a consultation, Insynergy clarifies scope, deliverables, decision owners, timeline, and the information to be handled. The work is not AI tool resale or generic advisory. It is the design of responsibility, records, and stopping conditions around AI-enabled judgment.

FAQ

Common questions

What does Insynergy do?

Insynergy designs the structure of decision-making, responsibility, and records for organizations operating with AI. The work is not limited to AI adoption; it addresses decision owners, evidence, accountability, and explainability.

Who is Ryoji Morii?

Ryoji Morii is the founder and representative director of Insynergy Inc. He has worked for more than 20 years across consulting, PMO, IT governance, audit and control response, financial systems, public-sector-adjacent work, manufacturing, and service industries.

What should be clarified before consultation?

It helps to identify the decision under consideration, stakeholders, timeline, irreversibility, and where AI participates in the workflow.

Are client case details public?

Some client names and project details cannot be disclosed due to confidentiality. The site describes the founder background and experience domains at an abstracted level.

Start with the decision that has become hard to explain.