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Writer's pictureDarryl Carlton
Jul 271 min read

AI Governance: a standards perspective

As a senior leader, you face a critical challenge: harnessing AI's potential while managing risks. I have attached my latest report for you to look over. In this report, I have endeavoured to distil the new AS ISO/IEC 42001:2023 standard into actionable insights that will empower you to lead your organisation confidently into the AI era.


Why is this crucial for you? This report translates technical jargon into clear strategies for AI governance, risk management, and ethical implementation. It's not just about compliance – it's about gaining a competitive edge. If you can master these principles, then you can drive innovation, mitigate risks, and build stakeholder trust. Don't let AI become a boardroom blindspot. Download this report now (it's FREE) and ensure you're equipped to make informed decisions that will shape your organisation's future in the age of AI.



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Writer's pictureDarryl Carlton
Jul 241 min read

Biggest Is Not Always Best

I've just reviewed a critical report on technology investment strategies, and its findings are game-changing for CIOs, CISOs, and CFOs. The report challenges conventional wisdom, revealing that the biggest names aren't always the best choice. It emphasizes the importance of Total Cost of Ownership (TCO) analysis, which goes far beyond initial purchase prices. Key findings show that Open Source Software often has lower TCO and enhanced security, while Apple devices, despite higher upfront costs, tend to have a lower TCO than Windows PCs in enterprise environments.


This isn't just an analysis; it's a wake-up call for technology leaders. The report shows that our technology choices have far-reaching implications beyond functionality, impacting our bottom line, security posture, and even employee productivity. IBM's experience is particularly striking, with significant cost savings per Mac and higher performance from Apple users. I strongly urge you to download this report and share it with your teams. The insights here could reshape your technology strategy and unlock significant value for your organization.



Cybersecurity Governance: https://amzn.asia/d/0bKpyYLr


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Writer's pictureDarryl Carlton
Jul 241 min read

GenAI for Strategic Advantage

I've just finished reviewing a critical report on generative AI for strategic advantage, and I can't stress enough how crucial this information is for every business leader and decision-maker. Let me give you the key takeaways:


We're witnessing a technological revolution with generative AI, particularly large language models like GPT-4 and Google's PaLM. These AI systems are demonstrating unprecedented capabilities in tasks ranging from natural language processing to complex problem-solving. The potential applications span across industries, from healthcare and finance to education and customer service.


However, this transformative power comes with significant challenges. The report highlights issues around data privacy, ethical use, potential biases, and the reliability of AI-generated outputs. It's clear that leveraging generative AI requires more than just technical implementation - it demands a holistic approach considering broader implications on society and business practices.


Here's the critical point - organizations that can effectively harness generative AI while navigating its challenges stand to gain significant competitive advantages. The report provides clear recommendations, from conducting thorough assessments of potential use cases to establishing robust governance frameworks and fostering a culture of AI literacy.


This report isn't just an analysis; it's a roadmap for thriving in an AI-driven future. I strongly urge you to download it today and share it with your teams. The decisions we make now about generative AI will shape our organizations and society for years to come.



AI Governance: https://amzn.asia/d/0hPypirx

Cybersecurity Governance: https://amzn.asia/d/0bKpyYLr


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