Insights: what today's changes hit

Regulation, AI and cloud vendors, cybersecurity. Each analysis starts from a real, dated change, cites its sources and shows which types of projects it can reach.

A manager follows a video meeting from her officeRegulation · EU AI Act · October 31, 2026

AI Act: the timeline to 2028, after the digital omnibus

What already applies, what has been postponed, and the dates to put in your project plans, from February 2025 to August 2028.

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A team talks around a whiteboard in a meetingMeasuring transformation · indicators · November 1, 2026

Measuring digital and AI transformation: why KPIs are no longer enough

KPIs tell you what activity produces. They do not tell you where the transformation stands or what it returns. What KTIs measure.

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A technician checks cables in a network rackMethod · project portfolio · November 2, 2026

Mapping dependencies between projects: a five-step method

Vendors, applications, shared teams, deadlines: how to link your projects to what they depend on, and why it is the first reflex when a change lands.

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An advisor talks with a customer from her computerRegulation · EU AI Act · October 15, 2026

AI Act Article 50: which projects are concerned?

Chatbots, generated content, deepfakes: what the transparency obligation requires since August 2, 2026, and where to look for it in a project portfolio.

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Two people review vendor contractsRegulation · DORA · October 15, 2026

DORA register of information: linking vendors to the projects they carry

The ICT contract register required by DORA says who supports which function. It does not say which projects depend on whom: that is the missing link when a vendor changes.

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Two developers review code on a laptopAI vendors · model lifecycle · October 15, 2026

End of support for an AI model: what needs requalifying?

Vendors retire their models with notice ranging from a few weeks to six months. Each retirement forces you to retest the applications that depend on them, often without knowing which.

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Two colleagues prepare a decision at the whiteboardReference page

What is preparedness intelligence?

Definition, method, and how it differs from regulatory monitoring and regulatory change management.

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