Orsana Advisory helps organisations govern AI properly, train their people well, and build the automations that pay off.
One practice, two editions. Choose the one written for your organisation.
For not-for-profits
Your team is already using AI. Orsana helps you put a policy and a plan behind it, in language a board and a regulator can read.
Read the NFP editionFor commercial firms
Know which automations are worth building, and which pilots to skip, before the spend. Governance the board can approve comes with it.
Read the Commercial editionRules that hold
AI and data policies, risk frameworks and governance a board can approve, mapped to the standards funders and regulators recognise.
People who can use it
Practical AI training for staff, leaders and boards, built from how your people already work rather than from a vendor deck.
Builds that pay off
Chatbots, data tools and automations scoped and roadmapped by value and risk, then built, or handed to your team to build.
Every recommendation arrives as a picture the board can read.
The work maps where AI and data are actually used, measures the gap against the standards, and ranks the automations worth building. The compositions below are illustrative; a real engagement draws them from your organisation.
Most organisations did not decide to adopt AI. It arrived on its own, one browser tab at a time. Now the questions are practical. What are people actually using? What should the rules be? Which uses are worth investing in, and which are quietly creating risk?
Orsana Advisory answers those questions in defined engagements with clear deliverables. Engagements are shaped in conversation with each organisation. An assessment gives a clear picture of current use, a gap analysis against recognised Australian frameworks, and a prioritised roadmap. A longer engagement builds the policies, procedures and governance framework, and maps the automations worth pursuing.
The practice was founded by Monty Daley, whose background is safety-critical AI: harm-report triage, scam prevention, online safety systems. That is the strictest training ground for the governance questions boards now face.