AI in the business without chaos We help implement AI usage rules that give teams clarity and the management board control over risk.
For organisations where AI is already in use – in marketing, HR, sales, operations, customer service or IT – but where there are not yet shared rules of the game.
OUR SOLUTION
Not a document for the drawer. Rules for use.
We implement AI Governance as a practical operating system: clear rules, roles, decisions and procedures that help you use AI without improvisation.
Diagnosis
Scope:
- current AI uses
- tools and vendors
- data and processes
- key risks
Boundaries
Scope:
- permitted uses
- conditional uses
- prohibited uses
- red flags
Policy
Scope:
- usage rules
- working with data
- output verification
- employee duties
Procedures
Scope:
- assessment of new initiatives
- AI systems register
- tool approval
- incident reporting
Roles
Scope:
- process owners
- approvers
- supporting teams
- management accountability
Training
Scope:
- AI literacy
- short guidelines
- team briefings
- rollout materials
Ongoing maintenance
Scope:
- updates
- reviews
- lessons learned
- evolution of the rules
WHO THIS SERVICE IS FOR
this service is for you if
You are a Compliance Manager, Legal Manager or DPO
and you need to organise AI in the business so that the rules are understandable, workable and aligned with how the tools are actually used.
You are Head of IT, Head of Operations or an AI Project Owner
and you want to give teams a simple model: green uses, conditional uses and red flags.
You are a CEO, COO or management board member
and you want control over how the organisation uses AI, without stepping into every operational detail.
STAGES OF WORK
how the engagement works
From free-for-all to rules
Mapping
We identify where AI is already in use and where it creates risk.
Rules
We set out what is permitted, what is conditional and what is excluded.
System
We develop the policy, procedures, roles and register.
Launch
We help put the rules into practice across the organisation.
CONTACT US
Already using AI? Set the rules before an incident does.
You do not need to block tools or multiply procedures. You need to define clearly who may use AI, on which data, in which matters and when additional assessment is required.
Tell us where you use AI today: marketing, HR, sales, customer service, IT, operations, data analysis or work on documents. Indicate whether you already have a policy, a tools register, an incident procedure or rules for assessing new use cases.
Natalia Lener-Bobek