About

Making digital
accessible.

Our mission: make digital and artificial intelligence accessible, clear and effective — for every organization.

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//01Our convictions

Technology is a means.
Never an end.

An independent consulting firm based in Quebec City, CONSEIL SNDGK supports organizations through their digital transformation with one simple standard: every solution must genuinely serve your day-to-day.

01

Speak your language

If we can't explain it to you simply, we haven't understood it well enough, and we won't recommend it.

02

Results at your scale

A small job or a full-scale project: we size the work to your reality and your means, never the other way round.

03

Make you autonomous

An engagement succeeds when you no longer need us. Training and handover are part of every intervention.

//02The founder

Over 7 years delivering
complex projects.

From the shop floor to the boardroom: seven years delivering demanding projects and advising private and public organizations — before putting that experience to work for local businesses.

Guillaume Knepper

Guillaume Knepper

Founder & President

A dual France–Quebec perspective: the rigour of large-scale projects, the agility of an independent firm.

MBA, Strategy & Innovation — Université Laval
M2, Business Analysis & Development — Université de Lorraine
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2025

CONSEIL SNDGK

The firm is founded. PULSE for prospecting, CONSTELLATION for document AI that never leaves your walls, TRACE for cut analysis — designed, written and shipped in-house. Not demos: software that runs.

2 yrs

PMO consulting & leadership

Project governance for the leadership of major private and public organizations. The move from execution to the boardroom — which is exactly who the firm talks to today.

5 yrs

Industrial project management

Budgets, schedules, suppliers, multidisciplinary teams — where "close enough" doesn't cut it. That is where you learn what a shop floor really is, and why a tool that computes cut lengths had better know what a bevel is.

Why this work

It was never
a career plan.

I built my first computers part by part as a teenager, to see what was actually inside. I have followed DeepMind's work since 2013, back in the Atari era, three years before AlphaGo and long before AI became something you could sell.

None of it was aimed at a career. But following a field before it has a market teaches one precise thing: telling a real advance from a sales pitch. The five years that followed in manufacturing taught something else entirely: what it takes for a tool to hold up on a shop floor, in an engineering office, in a service department. That is where a badly founded promise gets paid for in hours and in parts. Two separate competences, and manufacturing happens to be the place that demands both at once.

Let's work
together.

Let's talk