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Your AI Notetaker Is in the Meeting. Who Else Is?
AI meeting notetakers can be safe for business when your organization approves the tools and controls access to their recordings and transcripts. However, employees may be able to connect them to Microsoft 365 without IT approval, exposing sensitive conversations to...
Agentic AI Governance for SMBs: A Practical Guide
Agentic AI tools can take actions inside applications, move data between systems, and complete parts of a workflow on someone’s behalf. For SMBs, that creates opportunities to save time, along with new questions about permissions, oversight, and accountability. Third...
Automation without governance is just faster chaos
Automation governance is the set of controls that helps a business understand, manage, and oversee its automated workflows.The automation kept running exactly as it had been configured. The problem was that one of the rules underneath it was wrong. Imagine a...