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CONSULTANT RESOURCE LIBRARY

Practical field guides

Use these alongside the staged learning modules. They are deliberately practical: what to ask, what to record, what evidence to expect, where to look next and when to escalate.

Current-law desk guide

Current implementation dates, source hierarchy and legal concepts that are easy to misremember from older training material.

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EU AI Act practitioner map

A practical route from client facts to the relevant Article, role, classification pathway, evidence request and escalation decision.

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ISO/IEC 42001 learning map

Clauses 4–10, Plan-Do-Check-Act, Annex A control themes and the evidence an AIMS consultant should understand.

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Practice case library

Six realistic fictional client situations covering HR, healthcare, credit, Shadow AI, public-sector decisions and SaaS feature drift.

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Deliverable blueprints

Training structures for inventories, role maps, classification memos, evidence registers, remediation roadmaps and executive readouts.

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Supervised practice review guide

A human coaching guide for reviewing simulated delivery across scope, role mapping, classification, evidence, communication and escalation.

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Discovery & AI inventory

Workshop prompts, minimum inventory fields, Shadow AI clues and a repeatable discovery workflow.

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Evidence quality & working papers

How to test evidence, document assumptions, maintain traceability and write defensible findings.

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Vendor due diligence

AI-specific procurement questions covering role, data, testing, oversight, security, changes and conformity evidence.

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Client delivery & handover

From kickoff and scope through gap analysis, remediation, executive readout and internal quality review.

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Use the field guides as prompts, not substitutes for judgement.

For live work, confirm current authoritative sources, record the facts and evidence behind material decisions, and escalate specialist legal, privacy, security or technical questions when required.