What leaves the company along with the person
In the coming years, millions of experienced professionals will retire or change jobs. Much of what they know was never written down anywhere.
Camila Rocha
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Enterprise AI, in practice
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The AI Clauses That Decide Your Contract's Risk
Governments now publish model clauses for buying AI. Most of a company's AI risk enters through the vendor contract, not the internal project.
Paulo Brito
The AI Dashboard Missing From the Boardroom
Deloitte, Gartner, and NACD surveys show boards discussing AI without any numbers on usage, cost, or approval. Here are the four numbers that fix that.
Camila Rocha
The AI policy your team follows: from PDF to working control
Having an AI policy in a PDF is not the same as enforcing it. What regulators and standards require, and how to turn written rules into real controls.
Juliana Martins
Automating the Task vs. Redesigning the Process
Automating a single task rarely pays off. International research shows that redesigning the whole workflow is what actually moves the outcome.
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The Company's Process Lives in a Spreadsheet
Informal spreadsheets carry entire business processes worldwide — and errors in them have already caused documented public failures and real losses.
Rafael Andrade
Training your team on AI is not enough
BCG found that 70% of AI success comes from people and processes, not technology. Training without a place to apply it leaves the knowledge with the person.
Camila Rocha
THE AGENT THAT KEEPS RUNNING WITH NO OWNER
International AI governance standards require a named, accountable owner per system. In practice, most AI agents inside companies still don't have one.
Juliana Martins