#AI governance

The gap between AI enthusiasm and AI results has never been wider. 88% of organizations use AI, but only 7% have achieved enterprise-wide deployment. 2026 is the year that gap closes, one way or another.

Brandon Gadoci

Jan 27, 2026

Most AI policies fail because they're either too restrictive or too vague. An effective Acceptable Use Policy creates a clear, safe space for productive AI use while establishing non-negotiable boundaries—telling employees not just what's forbidden, but what's actively encouraged.

Brandon Gadoci

Jan 20, 2026

Organizations often jump straight to AI policies without establishing the underlying philosophy. An AI Charter and Principles document defines why you're using AI and what values guide every decision—creating the foundation that makes rules meaningful and gives employees a framework for navigating novel situations.

Brandon Gadoci

Jan 20, 2026

Most organizations approach AI adoption without a clear target, leading to scattered experimentation and stalled momentum. An AI Mission Statement transforms abstract initiatives into measurable commitments with deadlines, accountability, and the operating mechanisms to actually achieve them.

Brandon Gadoci

Jan 20, 2026

Remember when marketing was just about creative campaigns? Before the proliferation of digital channels, automation platforms, and analytics tools, a marketing team could operate on instinct and cr...

Brandon Gadoci

Jun 12, 2025