Founding team
Built by the people who designed it.
Odero Otieno founded Dipp AI Technologies, Inc. in July 2026 to close the gap between an AI's advanced reasoning capabilities and an enterprise's ability to trust it with real work: verifiable, cost-disciplined, and in control of their own data.
What he owns
- Orcher architecture and the Verified Execution Cycle
- Dynamic Model Routing and cost governance
- Enterprise data boundary guarantees
- Early-access deployments and customer briefings
Founder, Chief Executive Officer & Chief Technology Officer
Odero Otieno
He built Orcher, the agentic control plane, as the infrastructure that makes this possible, after engineering executive leadership at Fortune 100 scale at Microsoft and Humana.
He pioneered Human-in-the-Role — binding authority to a role before execution rather than reviewing it afterwards — and authored The Enterprise Superintelligence Report, Vol. I. As Managing Director of Engineering for Cloud, Data, and AI Platforms at Humana, he architected infrastructure supporting more than $130 billion in annual revenue and 20 million-plus customers across healthcare, insurance, and finance. As Principal Director of Software Engineering for Enterprise Platforms at Microsoft, he led platform engineering for the company's top 100 enterprise customers.
Earlier, as Technical Fellow and Founder in Residence at Texas Medical Center, he built economic and data infrastructure for the $25 billion annual revenue medical complex.
How the founding team works
Three operating rules.
They decide how the company is built and how deployments run.
Founding-team deployments
Every early-access deployment is run by the people who designed the components. There is no layer between the customer and the architecture.
Small and senior by design
The founding team is deliberately small. Each component of the control plane is owned outright, not split across a backlog.
Written before built
Positions are argued in public — the report, the research and the article series — before they become product surface.
Put your workflow in front of the control plane.
Early access runs one workflow at a time, with the founding team that designed the system.