- An AI usage policy your staff can actually follow, in English and Arabic
- An approved list of tools, with the data each one may receive
- Training sessions for teams, focused on their real tasks
- A monthly report: what is used, what it costs, what it returns, and what changed
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1 min read ·AI governance, managed monthly, means a part-time AI lead who owns which AI tools your company uses, what data may go into them, how people are trained and what each tool costs and returns. Your team is already using AI, often in tools nobody approved, with data nobody meant to share. I become the one person who owns it: which tools you use and pay for, what may and may not go into them, how people are trained, and which new use is worth the next step.
Data protection laws in the Gulf, Egypt and Europe already apply to what your staff paste into AI tools. A clear policy and a named owner are the simplest way to keep the benefits and drop the risk.
A monthly retainer sized to your team, agreed in writing. Most clients start with the AI Readiness Audit, which sets the policy and the priorities.
No. It is a part-time AI lead, usually a few days a month, for companies that do not need a full-time hire yet.
Yes. I handle the technical side and work alongside your legal advisers; I do not give legal advice.
The policy, the tool list and every document stay with you.
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