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Organisational memory: keeping knowledge in the company when the AI tool changes
AI assistants need context, and that context is usually built inside a vendor's tool. Curating it as the organisation's own knowledge cards, with sources, an owner and a review date, makes it reviewable and portable.
Working with AI assistants without losing the thread: rules and memory in the repository
If a project's context lives in a tool's chat, it is lost when the tool is closed. If it lives in the repository, any assistant or person can carry on from where the previous one left off.
AI proposes, a person decides: how to inventory AI use across your tools
Before debating which model to use, it is worth knowing, for each tool, what the AI does, what it never does, where it runs and who reviews its output.
Why AI projects fail when the data model is not understood
AI can speed up work, but on its own it does not fix ambiguous data, blurred responsibilities or poorly defined processes.
What an AI adoption diagnostic should include before you buy tools
A serious diagnostic separates wishes, processes, data, risks, people and decisions before any vendors or licences are chosen.
How to use AI safely in organisations that handle sensitive documents
Using AI safely with documents depends on classification, data minimisation, human review, contracts, records and local alternatives when the risk demands them.