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Insights on AI adoption, workflow optimisation and compliance, written for business leaders, not engineers.

Analysis

A lock that can be picked is still a lock

Anthropic marked Claude's output on the day Article 50 became enforceable. Nine days later a removal tool hit 10,000 GitHub stars. But the EU's Code of Practice had already conceded the underlying point.

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Legal Update

EU tech law this week: the AI Act's missing milestone, an offshore training ruling, and a question mark over the Data Privacy Framework

High-risk obligations slipped to 2027, a Munich court held that offshore AI training can infringe in Germany, and the EDPB asked Brussels to re-examine EU-US transfers.

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AI Strategy

The 5 business processes you should automate first

Not every process is worth automating. Here's how we prioritise during an audit, and the patterns that deliver the fastest payback.

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Compliance

The EU AI Act in practice: what SMEs actually need to do

An AI registry, risk assessments, employee AI literacy, a plain-language guide to the obligations that apply to ordinary businesses using AI.

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Case Notes

How a gap analysis found 40% faster document processing

A walkthrough of a real engagement: from audit, to roadmap, to a measurable drop in processing time using tools the client already paid for.

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Governance

What belongs in a Responsible AI policy (and what doesn't)

Most AI policies are either too vague to follow or too strict to survive contact with reality. Here's the structure we use with clients.

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Adoption

Why AI rollouts fail: it's the people, not the tools

Training and change management decide whether your AI investment pays off. What we've learned from rollouts that worked, and ones that didn't.

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AI Strategy

You probably already own the AI tools you need

Microsoft 365, Google Workspace, your CRM, most stacks ship AI features you're paying for but not using. How to find and activate them.

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