Service Overview
Practical governance support that helps organisations introduce AI with clearer ownership, proportionate safeguards, human oversight and evidence of responsible decision-making.
Who This Helps
The final scope is adjusted to the client’s priorities, available materials, audience and delivery timetable. Related services can be combined when that creates a clearer result.
Service Topics
Reviews the intended AI use, affected people, decision context and expected outcome. This establishes whether the purpose is clear and which stakeholders should be involved in governance decisions.
Creates or improves a record of AI uses and applies proportionate risk categories based on impact, data, autonomy and context. The inventory supports consistent oversight and future review.
Defines who owns the use case, who reviews outputs, who approves material changes and when a person must intervene. Responsibilities are documented so accountability does not disappear between teams or suppliers.
Maps relevant governance activities to selected ISO/IEC 42001 and NIST AI RMF concepts where included in scope. This is alignment and readiness support, not independent certification or legal assurance.
Develops practical rules for acceptable use, restricted activities, verification, disclosure and escalation. Human-review guidance identifies the decisions and outputs that should not proceed without appropriate oversight.
Converts identified gaps into sequenced actions with owners, priorities and evidence needs. The roadmap helps the organisation improve governance in manageable stages rather than producing policy with no implementation route.
A practical governance foundation that connects AI opportunities to clear ownership, sensible boundaries, review points and an achievable improvement plan.
Before work starts, the proposal confirms the deliverables, timeline, review stages, responsibilities and fees in writing.
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