AI Governance
AI Governance establishes the structures, processes, and responsibilities needed to develop and manage AI systems safely, compliantly, and responsibly.
AI Policy and Guideline Development
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Tailored guidelines
Policies and guidelines tailored to the organization’s AI ambitions, risks, and responsibilities.
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Consistent execution
Guidelines that ensure AI projects are designed and executed in a consistent and verifiable manner.
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Operational practice
Linked to workflows, decision-making processes, and control mechanisms.
Key results
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AI applications that consistently and demonstrably comply with both legal and internal frameworks.
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Less fragmentation between teams, with everyone working from the same foundational principles.
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Greater control over risks and governance, without unnecessarily hindering innovation.
What we deliver
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A tailored AI policy framework, including guidelines, standards, and application criteria.
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Practical templates for AI approval, risk assessment, and responsible deployment.
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Integration with existing processes such as IT governance, risk management, and innovation policy.
Establishing an AI Governance board
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Structure and role distribution
A dedicated board with clear tasks, responsibilities, and mandates for decision-making on AI.
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Decision-making and steering
Clear frameworks outlining how decisions are made, who is involved, and when escalation is required.
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Management and execution
Ensures that AI strategies don’t remain on paper, but are brought to life through the right people and processes.
Key results
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Clear governance of AI with defined roles, responsibilities, and mandates.
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Fast and structured decision-making on AI risks, ethics, innovation, and compliance.
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Consistent adherence to agreements, as teams understand what’s expected and why.
What we deliver
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Establishment of an AI governance board with clear roles and responsibilities.
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A decision-making model and escalation paths aligned with existing business operations.
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Support for teams in understanding, applying, and adhering to governance agreements.
Integration with Existing Processes
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Organizational integration
AI governance is integrated with existing processes such as risk management, quality assurance, and decision-making.
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Innovation with oversight
Compliance structures are designed not to hinder innovation, but to actively support it.
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Strengthened collaboration
Stronger connections between departments and disciplines lead to faster decisions and better alignment.
Key results
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Fewer fragmented governance processes, with AI embedded into existing risk and quality frameworks.
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Clear responsibilities and shorter decision-making lines for AI-related choices.
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Improved collaboration between innovation, compliance, and policy through a unified way of working.
What we deliver
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Integration of AI governance into existing processes such as risk management, procurement, and strategy.
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Practical governance structures with defined roles, decision points, and reporting responsibilities.
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Tools to enable collaboration between compliance, IT, policy, and innovation — without overlap or confusion.
Implementation of Monitoring and Reporting Tools
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Real-time insight
Monitoring of AI system output, behavior, and anomalies — with a focus on reliability, ethics, and compliance.
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Proactive adjustment
Enables swift adjustments in response to incidents, changes, or new insights — without delays or confusion.
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Effective governance
Monitoring and reporting are embedded into existing decision-making structures and compliance cycles.
Key results
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Ongoing visibility into the performance, risks, and compliance of AI systems.
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Rapid adjustments in response to deviations or changes in regulations or application.
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Governance that operates based on data, not just policies.
What we deliver
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Guidance and support on the use of monitoring tools for AI systems.
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Linking monitoring to governance decision-making and incident response.
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Guidelines for analyzing and following up on AI performance and risks.