AI that ships.Systems that outlast.
Among the first in the world certified on ISO/IEC 42001, the standard that governs AI. And accredited to audit it.
We build the AI system that runs in your production. Not pilots. Not demos. Systems that work, and that last.
Users served by the AI in production our founder delivered and operates.
ISO implementation and audit mandates. Fifteen years on both sides of the table.
Among the first in the world certified ISO/IEC 42001 Lead Implementer (TÜV).
Industrial sites live on the platform the firm built.
What we do
Four mandates. From the decision to the duration.
Strategy
We decide with you where AI will earn its place in your business. And we draw the roadmap of the AI-augmented enterprise together.
Build & Defend
We build your system and we put it into production. And we defend it so it keeps performing.
Comply
We take you step by step to certification: ISO 42001, ISO 27001. And we put you in order with European AI law.
Govern
We install governance that lasts. And we train your teams in the practices that keep it alive.
Most AI strategies are slides.
Yours will be a sequence of decisions dated, costed, owned.
It starts with choices. Where AI creates value. Where it creates risk. This mandate lets your organization set direction, avoid the expensive mistakes, and above all plan the rollout of each tool step by step.
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Built from day one around what your business actually needs. To evolve. And to survive the incident.
The hands that write the governance also ship the systems. The builder's mandate: production AI designed to perform over the long run. And the day an incident happens, we are already there. Diagnosis, response, evolution.
Explore the mandate →“The move to the AI-augmented enterprise is not a test to be passed.
It is how work should be rebuilt.”
The deadline moved. The distance between you and it is measured now.
We take you to ISO 42001 certification, ISO 27001, or both. Each program can run separately. Together, they become one. Same flexibility for compliance with European law: on its own, or in the same motion. High risk arrives in December 2027. Part of it already applies.
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Strategy, deployment, and compliance are moments. Governance is what remains once the consultants leave.
Standards fail quietly: an accountability nobody carries, a committee that never meets, a board that signs what it does not read. Mandate IV installs the opposite.
Explore the mandate →Mandates that end in proof.
A shipping leader rethinks the future of its fleet with AI.
The sector had changed faster than the operating model. We built the AI strategy from the board down to the quayside. Where AI serves operations, in what order, at what risk. Then we installed the instrument that holds it: a tracking tool and a cycle of recurring audits that measure execution, not intent.
A SaaS vendor whose European pipeline was stuck on the certificate.
European enterprise buyers would not sign without recognized AI governance. We took the organization from gap analysis to a certification-ready ISO/IEC 42001 management system, built inside the way the product team already ships. Then all the way to the audit.
A law firm that came for the standard and stayed for the build.
The initial ask: technical expertise on ISO/IEC 42001 and the AI Act. The mandate grew into a legal-tech program: workflow automations and AI tools designed with the firm, held to the standard lawyers apply to everything. In production today.
Four sectors, one requirement: proof.
Four sectors. Four ways in.
Banking & Insurance
Settle a claim in hours instead of weeks. Catch fraud as it happens, not three months later. Prepare every advisor meeting with a client file already read, summarized, prioritized. AI already does all of this wherever organizations have taken the step. The real question is the order in which to go about it.
Way in · Where to start → Mandate IPublic sector & Regulators
Answer citizens in minutes, in their own language. Process cases in days instead of months. Give officers tools that read, sort, and prepare, so they keep the time to decide. And equip the state that supervises AI as much as the one that uses it.
Way in · Install and train → Mandate IVSoftware vendors & Scale-ups
Bring AI into the product without blowing up the roadmap: embedded assistants, intelligent search, automations that win for your customers. Built properly, these features become a sales argument. Built fast and badly, a debt.
Way in · Build it properly → Mandate IIIndustry & Supply Chain
Forecast demand instead of absorbing it. Anticipate the failure before the line stops. Track every container, every order, every exception, without an army of spreadsheets. Industrial AI is concrete, measurable, profitable. Provided you pick the right projects.
Way in · Pick the right projects → Mandate IFive commitments. Non negotiable.
Proof, not slides.
Both sides of the table.
Your operating model, not our template.
The person who signs is the person who works.
Fixed scope, named deliverable, date.
What we are telling clients this quarter.
December 2027: what the delay changes, and what it does not
The Digital Omnibus pushed high risk back by sixteen months. What already applies, who stays exposed, and why the inventory cannot wait for September.
The certificate your counterparties recognize
Why the AI management system is becoming the document asked for before signature, and how to build it inside the way you already operate.
When an AI system goes wrong in public
The first 48 hours decide the regulatory file. What has to be ready beforehand, and what must never be done afterwards.
One firm, three disciplines: the strategist, the builder, the certified.
Fifteen years advising executive committees. More than a thousand users served in production. Among the first in the world certified on the standard that governs AI.
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The question is no longer whether your AI works.
It is whether it is built to last.