Resources
The references we actually use.
Not a content library and not a newsletter. These are the working references behind our engagements, written plainly and published because they are more useful to you than they are proprietary to us.
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Three things worth your time.
Framework reference
The Five Checkpoints
What we examine in every engagement, one Checkpoint at a time: the exposure signals, the maturity signals, and what “in place” actually looks like. Includes the two-axis scoring we use and why a gap score beats a single readiness number.
Standards reference
How we use the NIST AI RMF
What the framework is, what ISO/IEC 42001 adds, how the four RMF functions map onto our Five Checkpoints — and the part most vendors are vague about: what “aligned with NIST” does and does not entitle anyone to claim.
Worked example
Our own AI disclosure
We advise organizations on AI governance, so our own disclosure is a fair thing to inspect. This is the actual statement we publish about how we use AI — usable as a model for the one you need to write.
Free diagnostic
The AI + Work Exposure Check
Twenty plain-language questions, about five minutes. Scores your organization on both axes across all five Checkpoints and ranks them by opportunity gap — the same calculation we run in a paid engagement.
What is coming
Research findings, published rather than held back.
The AI Durability Accelerator measures cohort organizations before and after. Those findings, and the durability toolkit built from them, will be published here — including the interventions that did not work.
Not yet published
No findings exist yet. The first cohort has not run, and this section will stay empty rather than be filled with commentary. How the Accelerator works →