governed AI creates value.
improvised AI creates risk.
We don't teach the tool of the moment. We build capability: we identify where AI can create value, define rules and responsibilities, prepare your people and measure what changes.
seven modules,
one governed adoption.
Stand-alone or as a single journey: every module leaves a concrete output.
Current usage, processes, data, skills, risks and governance.
↳ Maturity score + gap reportSystems, suppliers, users, data processed and purposes.
↳ Initial register of AI systemsUse cases scored for impact, feasibility, data and risk.
↳ Priority matrix + shortlistPeople, tools, timelines, owners, KPIs and dependencies.
↳ 90/180-day roadmapUsage rules, roles, approvals, controls and incidents.
↳ Policy + governance mapTraining for leadership, teams and exposed functions.
↳ Programme, materials and activity logOrganisational support for the AIMS and audit preparation.
↳ Gap analysis + adjustment planwhat we do — and what we don't.
ISO/IEC 42001: Webbidu supports the organisation in setting up its AI management system and preparing for the certification path. Audits and certification are carried out by accredited third-party bodies.
AI Act: The AI Act may apply to your business too. Obligations and priorities depend on the organisation's role, the systems used and the level of risk. The initial diagnosis serves to define the perimeter.
Webbidu provides strategic and organisational consultancy. Legal assessments and certification activities are entrusted to qualified independent professionals and bodies.
AI explained to decision-makers.
With an inventory of real-world usage and an assessment. Only then do we choose policies and priority use cases.
It may: it depends on your role, your systems and how they are used. The assessment starts from your actual perimeter, not from a one-size-fits-all answer.
Not necessarily. ISO/IEC 42001 is a certifiable management system; whether to pursue it depends on goals, maturity, clients and risk.
The project starts from tasks and processes. The goal is to free up time, reduce errors and keep human responsibility and control.