The Company Brain, agents and integrations, and the security and rules of artificial intelligence in organisations.
First decide whether the process is ready to be automated, then decide what to use. Here are the criteria for choosing between an off-the-shelf product, custom software and a mixed solution, with multi-year costs and the clauses that protect your exit.
16 October 2026
An AI assistant that answers questions on company documents is only as good as the sources it reads. How to choose the documents, give each one an owner and keep the answers up to date over time.
18 September 2026Once connected to email, archives and the ERP, an AI assistant finds everything that the permissions leave open. These are the rules on access, logs and data routes to settle before it goes live.
16 September 2026Email, diary, reminders and documents. The repetitive work an artificial intelligence assistant can take off an executive’s plate, what stays with people, and how to assess one before you start.
20 August 2026The firm that proposes an AI project often builds and runs it too. That is not a problem if it is declared. Here are three questions to ask before you sign, and the signs of a serious proposal.
22 July 2026An artificial intelligence assistant on the company’s WhatsApp number replies in the evening and at weekends, and hands over to a person when needed. How it works and when it makes sense.
22 July 2026
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