by layertec | Jan 21, 2025 | Compliance
ISO37000 establishes the mantra that good governance allows an organisation to create the conditions that fulfil the governing body’s mission and purpose over time including value generation. ISO37000 sets out that an enterprise may be contributing to sustainable...
by layertec | Jan 21, 2025 | Compliance
ISO 37000 identifies governance and management as two distinct activities, that complement one another. Governance of an organisation requires accountability by the leadership team or governing body to the achievement of the organisation’s goals and objectives....
by layertec | Jan 6, 2025 | Compliance
ISO42001 requires that a business should plan and review where other existing policies have been created and issued to consider their impact upon AI creation. There are many areas within artificial intelligence development that can interact with other business...
by layertec | Jan 6, 2025 | Compliance
ISO42001 requires that an organisation should consider its approach to the potential impacts of artificial intelligence systems upon individuals and societies. Throughout the plan do check act cycle of AI development. It is appreciated that AI can have huge impacts...
by layertec | Jan 6, 2025 | Compliance
ISO 42001 requires that an organisation should establish and record details relating to the acquisition of data used within the AI development programme. Different categories of data can be used from differing sources this can depend upon the application of the AI...
by layertec | Jan 6, 2025 | Compliance
ISO42001 requires that an organisation should consider and record the data sources of AI under development. As such the following should be considered: Data preparation Bias issues of data being utilised Data retention periods Quality of code Use of the data Labelling...
