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Policy & practice

AI governance & training

Written rules for using AI, including when not to.

The engagement, in one paragraph

Usage policies, staff training, and explicit "when NOT to use AI" guidelines, written for how your organization actually works. We turn governance from a PDF nobody reads into habits: what may go into a model, what must be verified, and what stays human by default.

Standard for every engagement

Written scope before any spend Measurements, not vendor claims You own the deliverables

What you receive

The deliverables.

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AI usage policy tailored to your regulatory context

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"When not to use AI" guidelines with concrete examples

03

Role-specific staff training sessions

04

Procurement checklist for evaluating AI vendors

05

Incident and escalation procedures

Fit check

Signs you need this.

Every team improvises its own rules for what goes into a prompt

A data-leak near miss made leadership ask what the policy even is

New AI tools get adopted before anyone reviews them

You need documented governance for clients, auditors, or insurers

None of these fit?

Briefs arrive in every shape. Describe the problem in plain language, the scoping step exists to find the right service, including when the right answer is none of them.

Policy & practice

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