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There has been a lot of talk about the OpenAI and Hugging Face incident, for obvious reasons. What I keep coming back to is not the drama of it. It is the governance lesson behind it. From the official updates so far, OpenAI says this happened during an internal cyber-capability evaluation using models with reduced […]

You might not know that The Systems Link founder, Sandy Domingos-Shipley, set up the business to prove to her son that dyslexia need not hold him back. Now we’re celebrating winning two national awards, having grown the business by 20% each year since it was established in 2016. On 10 October, Sandy was presented with

ISO 9001 is the internationally recognised standard for quality, so it’s not surprising that accredited companies are able to win more elusive tenders. But have you considered the benefits of having ISO 9001 when you want to sell a business or are thinking about acquiring a business? Could ISO 9001 make your business more attractive

If you’re considering ISO certification but feel overwhelmed by the potential cost or work involved, you’re not alone. If you’ve never been through the process, it’s difficult to know what to expect. And what happens if you start the process, and it turns out to be way more complicated and expensive than you anticipated? That’s

ISO accreditation is exciting. Who doesn’t want to be recognised for having a world-class business? But getting people on board with ISO isn’t easy – probably because most quality managers and consultants make it sound boring. Talking about clauses, management systems, and conformity doesn’t exactly make ISO sound fun. And that’s why I love using

Humans have been telling stories throughout history – passed from generation to generation through cave drawings, word of mouth, printed materials and now the internet. Stories and legends help children learn about the world and make sense of complex ideas or emotions. But the power of storytelling isn’t limited to children. Even for adults, storytelling