2026.10.25
AginGoGo can run in your own server room (on-premises) or in a dedicated private cloud. Both keep your data and files under the company's control. This article explains how the two differ and which suits whom.
First, what does not change. Whether on-premises or a dedicated private cloud:
The only difference is where the system actually runs and who maintains it.
On-premises means installing AginGoGo on your own servers in your own server room. Data and files never leave the company network, and your IT team controls updates and backups. It assumes you have suitable hardware and IT staff.
A dedicated private cloud means placing AginGoGo in cloud space dedicated to your company and shared with no one else. You do not supply your own hardware, provisioning is relatively quick, the cloud environment is maintained for you, and your IT team carries a lighter load.
| Deployment | Data location | Setup speed | Maintenance | Who it suits |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| On-premises | Your own server room; data does not leave the company network | Needs existing hardware and IT support; more upfront preparation | Your IT team handles updates and backups | Companies with a server room and IT staff that must keep data in-house |
| Dedicated private cloud | Cloud dedicated to your company, shared with no one else | No hardware to supply; provisioning is relatively quick | The cloud environment is maintained for you; lighter load on IT | Companies with no server room of their own that want to start quickly but keep an isolated environment |
Look at the constraints before the speed
If regulations or company policy require that data never leaves the company, start by looking at on-premises. Without that constraint, and if you want to start quickly, a dedicated private cloud is usually less work.
If you are unsure which deployment fits your company, fill in the contact form, or call us at 02-8668-0281. You can also email [email protected]. We will give concrete advice based on your hardware, IT staff, and regulatory requirements.
The AginGoGo department pilot program is now open for enquiries. The approach is simple: start with one department, get it running smoothly, then copy it across the company. You do not go live everywhere at once, so the risk is small and the results are visible.
Why start with one department
Rolling out a new tool across the whole company at once has too many variables. Every department has a different workflow, connects to different systems, and takes to it at a different pace. If anything gets stuck, the whole company stops with it.
AginGoGo is now available. It turns one computer in your office into an AI colleague that gets real work done. Your staff send a single instruction from the messaging app they already use, the AI does the work by your company's own rules, and the result comes back to the same conversation. The files themselves stay on the company computer.
One computer, one colleague that does the work
Adopting AginGoGo does not mean replacing the tools your staff already use. You set up one computer in the office and install the Cowork Platform (協作平台, the desktop app on the staff computer). Your staff keep using LINE, Slack, or Telegram, the AI does the work on that computer, and the result returns to the same conversation.