Follow the data: lineage as a prerequisite for secure and effective AI
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AI Agents + MS Purview = True
AI agents are moving quickly from experiments to everyday tools. They plan, call other services, interact with data, and sometimes act without a person watching every step. That creates value, but also new exposure. This post outlines the potential of AI agents, why their use is growing, the main governance challenges, and how Microsoft Purview […]
AI and Standards – Preparing for the AI Act
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Microsoft Copilot, Gen AI and ROT Data Management
Microsoft Copilot, Gen AI and ROT Data Management The whitepaper Gen AI and ROT Data Management, co‑authored by Infotechtion’s Vebjørn Krågebakk, and BI Norwegian Business School Professors Christoph Lutz and Samson Yoseph Esayas makes a clear case: if you want reliable, safe and efficient Gen AI, you need disciplined and consistent data lifecycle management and […]
The Operational Reality of Microsoft Purview
Microsoft Purview delivers powerful data governance capabilities, but operationalizing it across a large enterprise is often more complex than anticipated: (1) Inconsistent labeling across regions and business units, (2) limited reporting on policy enforcement and data classification and (3) difficulty in tracking operational issues (for example high false-positive rates) and responding to them in a […]
Operationalizing the AI Act: Practical Steps for Organizations
For organizations navigating the complex landscape of artificial intelligence regulation, the EU AI Act presents both challenges and opportunities. While its principles of safety, transparency, and accountability resonate universally, the path to compliance can feel overwhelming. Yet, with the right strategies and tools, companies can turn these requirements into catalysts for innovation and trust-building, setting […]
Enhancing AI-Driven Data Governance with Infotechtion’s i-ARM
As artificial intelligence becomes increasingly embedded in business operations and with the surge of AI Agents, the need for strong data governance has never been more critical. Without proper oversight, AI systems can introduce significant risks—ranging from data breaches and regulatory violations, to accessing and sharing sensitive information. This blog post provides an overview of […]
Trust and interdependency as prerequisites for success during challenging times
After the second World War, Europe was in ruins and needed to find ways to preserve peace. Part of the solution was to create the European Coal and Steel Community (ECSC), one of the EU’s predecessors. The idea was to create a single common market and to make countries more interdependent on each other. The […]
