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Sharper questions. Better AI decisions.

Free working tools and short perspectives for boards, executive teams and the C-suite. Made to be used in your next meeting, not filed away.

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The toolkit

For the moment an AI proposal reaches the table

Three practical tools that move the discussion from technology to value, ownership and follow-through.

OversightGuide · PDF and web

12 questions for management’s AI plan

Ask about evidence, ownership and follow-through, not the technology.

What’s inside

01 Which problem will AI solve? Request a specific task, a named user and a baseline for the current process.
02 Where does the economic value arise? Separate time released, cash savings, capacity and new revenue.
03 Which assumptions remain unproven? Distinguish observed results, supplier statements and management expectations.
04 Which data are required? Ask about sources, quality, access rights and processing locations.

+ 8 more in the guide

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Board agendaGuide · PDF and web

The board's AI agenda — 60 minutes

A 60-minute agenda that ends with a decision, an owner and a date.

What’s inside

01 What are we deciding? 0–5 minutes · One clear decision question
02 Proposal and baseline 5–15 minutes · Shared understanding of the problem
03 Value and assumptions 15–25 minutes · Known and untested assumptions
04 Risks, ownership and alternatives 25–40 minutes · Controls and unresolved issues

+ 2 more in the guide

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InvestmentGuide · PDF and web

The AI investment note

Make the assumptions, the total cost and the stop criteria explicit before you approve.

What’s inside

01 The decision What mandate or budget is management requesting?
02 The baseline Monthly task volume, observed time, quality, rework and current costs.
03 The proposal and alternatives Describe the proposed use.
04 Total costs Licences, integration, data preparation, training, operations, review and exit.

+ 3 more in the guide

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Question 12 from the guide

“When will we change course or stop?”

Define measurable criteria, a decision owner and the next review date.

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Perspectives

Short reads for a sharper board discussion

Governance · 4 min read

An AI policy needs to work on an ordinary Tuesday

Most AI policies are written for the board meeting where they are approved. The real test comes later, on an ordinary Tuesday, when an employee has a task,…

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Oversight · 3 min read

The board needs a way to follow progress

AI initiatives are usually approved with energy and then reported on with colours. Six months later, the dashboard is green, and nobody at the table can sa…

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Value · 4 min read

The AI benefit should make sense without a demo

A good demonstration is designed to impress. The board's job is different: to decide whether something that is possible is also worth doing, in this organi…

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