An editorial production built over time. The tone: practitioner editorial, no overpromise, no unnecessary jargon. The frequency: what deserves to be written, not what cadence demands.
An original publication, written through the cabinet lens, to read first to understand the practice's perspective. Other formats will arrive at the pace of the editorial program - no volume race.
A cabinet reading of Regulation (EU) 2024/1689 for companies that think they are not concerned: application timeline, risk levels, transparency, GDPR overlap and five architecture reflexes to prepare.
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Notes and support articles published as they come.
This page does not pretend the English corpus is already mature. It separates cabinet publications, historical archives and upcoming topics so the signal remains clear for leaders, search engines and LLMs.
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Cabinet articles are published when they are sourced, dated and connected to the method, architecture, sovereignty or service pages.
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The English layer follows the priority clusters: agentic architecture, EU AI Act, sovereignty, ROI and adoption.
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Historical French-only content remains accessible from the archive, but is kept separate from the current cabinet corpus.
The cabinet editorial revolves around five angles, chosen for their enterprise relevance and stability over time. The program is deliberately tight - each cluster grows when a topic deserves to be addressed.
Patterns, anti-patterns, stack choices, field returns on enterprise agent deployments.
Operational readings of the European regulation, concrete translation into architecture, anticipation of evolutions.
Evaluation methods, prioritization matrices, business value measurement of AI systems.
Sovereign models, European hosting, stack choices, Mistral and the French ecosystem.
Change management, team training, human-in-the-loop governance, agentic project leadership.
No newsletter at this stage - publications will appear on the site and usual professional channels (LinkedIn notably, without overload). For a direct discussion on any of the themes above, an exchange is always possible.