The problem
Staff use AI tools informally, risking data leaks and inconsistent quality, with no policy.
The opportunity: AI usage policy and governance pack
Who it helps
- Professional services
- Healthcare
- Finance
- Education
- Any firm handling client data
What the research says
KPMG / University of Melbourne
Trust, attitudes and use of artificial intelligence: A global study (2025)
This opportunity follows directly from the theme of the report.
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The solution
A short AI policy, approved-tools list, data rules and review process proportionate to a small firm.
How it is implemented
- 01Inventory tools in use
- 02Classify data
- 03Draft policy and training
- 04Set review and incident steps
- 05Review quarterly
What it needs
- Policy templates
- Legal or data-protection review
- Staff briefing
- Approved-tool list
Want this implemented in your business?
No self-serve tool yet. We can scope and build it for your business on request.
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