AI Operations
Managed AI Governance Services
Managed policies, access, licensing, training, and support for enterprise AI platforms such as Microsoft 365 Copilot and Claude Enterprise.
Starts with finding the Shadow AI
An assessment of what's actually in use, before anything gets managed.
A named service lead
One person accountable, not a ticket queue.
Monthly reports, quarterly reviews
Adoption, spend, and incidents. The program stays aligned as needs shift.
Governance when it's required
ISO/IEC 42001 and NIST AI RMF mapping with audit evidence.
AI adoption often starts before an organization has a plan for it. Teams buy their own tools, employees use personal accounts, and subscriptions spread across departments. Soon, no one has a complete list of what is in use or a clear answer about which tools can handle company information.
We start with an assessment of current AI use, including Shadow AI. The resulting inventory helps identify which users should move to an approved platform and which workloads need a different approach. We use those findings to set the scope of the managed service.
We start with an assessment of current AI use, including Shadow AI. The resulting inventory helps identify which users should move to an approved platform and which workloads need a different approach. We use those findings to set the scope of the managed service.
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From there, we run AI adoption on purpose. We maintain your AI use policy and approved tool list, manage licenses and access, and administer the enterprise platforms your teams use. Training gives employees a useful way to work within the rules. Ongoing support helps them when a new use case or question comes up.
A named service lead oversees the program. Monthly reports cover adoption, spending, and incidents; quarterly reviews keep the service aligned with your needs. For work that requires internal knowledge or greater control, we can also manage secure retrieval, self-hosted models, or private AI environments.
When formal governance is required, an additional compliance service can map the program to ISO/IEC 42001 or the Govern function of the NIST AI Risk Management Framework and help produce audit evidence.
A named service lead oversees the program. Monthly reports cover adoption, spending, and incidents; quarterly reviews keep the service aligned with your needs. For work that requires internal knowledge or greater control, we can also manage secure retrieval, self-hosted models, or private AI environments.
When formal governance is required, an additional compliance service can map the program to ISO/IEC 42001 or the Govern function of the NIST AI Risk Management Framework and help produce audit evidence.
