Give staff usable guidance
Make it clear which AI tools and uses are approved, so staff can apply the rules in their work.
Independent advice on which AI uses to permit and how to protect the information your business and clients entrust to you.
Staff may be using AI for drafts, research or working with documents before the business has agreed an approach. A blanket rule can leave useful questions unanswered: which information is suitable, which tools are approved and who checks the result?
I help you establish guidance that reflects the work staff actually do. The advice considers client commitments and information handling alongside the proposed benefit, with a clear route for questions and new uses.
Make it clear which AI tools and uses are approved, so staff can apply the rules in their work.
Understand the implications for business information before extending AI use.
Be able to describe your decisions and responsibilities accurately when clients ask how you use AI.
You receive recommendations on permitted use, staff guidance and the improvements needed to support them. I help you choose an approach suited to your business responsibilities.
A fictional construction and property business handles invoices across several teams. Repeated data entry and unclear approvals cause delays, and the finance lead is considering AI.
Potential benefit: Less repeated entry and fewer avoidable queries, if the trial demonstrates a worthwhile improvement after checking and running costs are included.
Independent advice on what AI could improve in your business and whether the expected benefit justifies the investment.
Understand how well your business is protected, address weaknesses and make security part of the way your systems are managed.
Tell me what you want to improve or understand. The initial conversation is free.