AI literacy: from a lesson to everyday work
A team needs relevant work scenarios as well as a record of attendance. Connect learning to the AI your colleagues actually use.
Read the guide →Knowledge you can put to work
Turn an AI question into a working agreement.
Practical guides for people who choose, use and manage AI. Each includes examples, considerations and a tangible outcome for your own process.
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An AI policy people can use
A useful AI policy helps people make a real choice: may this tool process this information for this purpose?
Read the guide →Assess an AI supplier beyond the EU label
A European storage location does not answer every question about your data. Start a supplier review with the actual process.
Read the guide →An AI agent needs clear boundaries
An assistant drafting text differs from an agent changing systems. Make authority explicit before you automate.
Read the guide →From an AI register to a useful quarterly review
A list of tools does not tell you what needs to happen. A regular review connects changes, evidence and actions to an owner.
Read the guide →The AI Act: what does it mean for your organisation?
The European AI regulation concerns how AI is used, your organisation’s role and risks to people. A register helps ask the right questions for each process.
Read the guide →Developments and news
Our blog complements these evergreen guides with sourced developments and their practical implications.
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