Thinking about the future
More time for whom
I find it difficult to reconcile two familiar ideas.
Thoughts from July 2026
Read the thoughtThe story so far
The thinking
comes from
the doing.
Building. Owning.
Occasionally changing course.
I’ve spent much of my working life inside businesses: starting them, bringing them together, and working out what they should become.
Dexi took me deep into web data, automation and the work of combining businesses. At Neuralogics, the question is how AI can become part of software people already depend on.
That experience shapes how I think about ownership. If a capability matters to a business, I want to understand who controls it, and what it would take to change it.
Bring solutions. Take ownership.
Then do the work.
Discussion has its place. So does getting on with it. I value a workable next step, someone prepared to own the outcome, and conviction backed by action—including my own capital.
A little of the background
2020Mozenda joins the Dexi brand family. My letter to customers (opens in a new tab)
2022Engage3 acquires Dexi.io. The announcement (opens in a new tab)
2025Neuralogics acquires Import.io. The announcement (opens in a new tab)
Professional biography
Jacob Laurvigen is a transatlantic entrepreneur, co-founder and group CEO of Neuralogics, a software group focused on bringing AI into established business applications.
Neuralogics acquired web data platform Import.io in 2025. Jacob has built and exited multiple businesses. Most recently, he co-founded Dexi.io and expanded the business through a series of acquisitions, serving as CEO of the combined Dexi Global Inc. Engage3 acquired Dexi.io in 2022.
His work spans data intelligence, software automation and AI infrastructure. He has discussed AI and software development on Nasdaq TradeTalks, written about the future of software, SaaS and AI, and advised startups, enterprises and government trade organisations. He also makes selective investments through his private investment vehicle.