6 essays tagged “Small and medium-sized enterprises”.
An Advanced rating measures an organisation’s maturity. It does not show that a specific product conforms to the CRA. The distinction is not self-assessment versus outside scrutiny. It is diagnosis versus a declaration that carries responsibility.
Five European regulations, written by different hands for different sectors, are converging on the same demand: prove you know what you have in the house. Whoever can't answer isn't non-compliant, they're ungovernable. And the inventory that's needed isn't compiled: it's generated.
Brussels moved a few AI Act deadlines and confirmed everything else. For a small or mid-sized IT company that had just started getting serious about compliance, this is the moment to accelerate, not to slow down.
Between the AI Act, CRA and NIS2, Europe is rewriting the rules: it’s not who runs fastest that wins, but who builds serious, secure, accessible software.
In SMEs, AI isn’t a tech topic. It’s a cross-functional skill: knowing how to govern it, assess its output, and use it to do new things.
Five early signs that often precede failure: an absent sponsor, vague goals, confused decisions, an imposed stack, and useless KPIs.
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