Company · Excellis Interactive

Twenty years building what others couldn't.

Excellis Interactive builds Business Operating Systems. Since 2005 we've delivered the complex enterprise systems people actually use, for some of the largest companies in their markets. The Forge, our AI software factory, and CUE, the platform it builds on, are what that experience became.

Enterprise clients since 2005
Pfizer
Comcast
McKesson
AmerisourceBergen
Grainger
AmeriGas
Mohawk
CertainTeed
The lineage

Twenty years of building. One platform came out of it.

CUE wasn't designed in a room. It was earned, one hard system at a time.
2005
Enterprise systems.

Complex commerce and manufacturing systems for some of the largest companies in their markets. The ones people actually use.

The Rescue Years
Rebuilding what others failed on.

E-commerce platforms other vendors couldn't deliver. The tools we built to rebuild them fast became something bigger.

CUE Commerce
CUE Commerce.

The tools become a product: one commerce platform, connected to the client's ERP. The first CUE.

2020
CUE Enterprise.

The back office joins: inventory, fulfillment, traceability, production. Commerce and Enterprise, one platform.

2025
The First BOS.

A complete Business Operating System with CUE Intelligence inside. Governed AI agents running the operating model, people in command.

2026
The Forge.

The AI software factory that builds every BOS, and other enterprise applications, on CUE. Model it. Plan it. Build it.

Leadership

The people who own the gates.

A Forge build stays honest because named people sign every gate: the green-or-red sign-off before the next phase starts. Your team signs the requirements, the design and user acceptance testing. These are the people who sign the rest. They came up through Accenture, The Hackett Group and SAP, and they architected CUE.
Wayne Semisch
Wayne Semisch
CEO
Owns the Forge charter and the operating-model conversation with the client.
Pete Lagana
Pete Lagana
Chief Product Officer
Owns the CUE foundation and what belongs in the baseline versus an extension.
Randall Rivera
Randall Rivera
VP of Application Development
Runs the factory floor: AI build, assembly and the engineering constraints models build against.
Denny Rittenhouse
Denny Rittenhouse
VP of PMO & Delivery
Owns the gates. No phase opens until the prior one is signed.
Jim Mackey
Jim Mackey
President & General Counsel
Manages operations and creates new business models.
Todd Coleman
Todd Coleman
Design Director
Owns CUE Canvas — the interface standard every generated screen inherits.
Alyssa Humiston
Alyssa Humiston
Senior Product Owner
Owns the backlog. Turns client needs into the specs and acceptance criteria every build is measured against.
Anna McMenamin
Anna McMenamin
Controller
Owns the numbers. Keeps every phase on budget and every invoice tied to a signed gate.

Board of Directors: Wayne Semisch (Chairman), Pete Lagana, Jim Mackey. King of Prussia, PA.

Enthusiasts always wanted: UX, UI, solutions architecture, solution development. info@excelliscorp.com

Next · The Forge Assessment
Ready to find your first BOS? Your business has more power than its software can see.
Your move · The Forge Assessment

Your business has more power than its software can see.

Most of it is buried in hidden work. The Forge Assessment finds it: a working session with your business and IT leaders to find the first BOS worth building. Scoped to you.

01
Hidden-work map

The meetings, spreadsheets, exceptions and tribal knowledge carrying your business today.

02
Decision & automation list

What the business needs to see, decide, coordinate, automate and validate.

03
First BOS charter

The first BOS worth building, what CUE already covers, the gates and the owners.