AIMS as a Service Catalyst
AI Security & Governance:
Your path to a productive KI System
The use of artificial intelligence (AI) is now virtually unavoidable. This makes the future-proof establishment of an AI Management System (AIMS) all the more crucial from the perspectives of risk, security, and compliance.
PAAN-Group Consulting supports you in AI training and implementation, as well as in building an AIMS according to recognized standards (ISO/IEC 42001 for AI management systems) and regulatory guidelines (GDPR, EU AI Act).
The result is a combination of rapidly implementable, measurable business benefits and responsible, auditable governance.
Secure AI deployment for your ITSM practices and projects: End-to-end
We support you in:
- Clear orientation through potential objectives and analysis. You know where you stand and what's to come.
- Practical GenAI training for your teams in ITSM, PM & GRC for competent and the safe application of AI.
- Selection of future-proof AI architectures with a well-thought-out tool and vendor selection.
- Fully documented standards, SOPs and control catalog for your audit readiness.
Protect your company's capital by implementing AIMS standards.
Standards can serve as effective guidelines for the optimal and sustainable implementation of AI within a company, even if certification is not required.
An AIMS provides legal certainty, strengthens customer trust, and minimizes AI-specific risks such as algorithmic bias.
It increases efficiency, reduces costs, secures competitive advantages, and enables seamless integration into existing management systems.
Trust our experts, certified in ISO standards & Generative AI
ISO 42001 Lead Implementor & Auditor
Expertise in the effective planning, implementation, monitoring and maintenance of an AIMS, as well as its evaluation and audit with regard to compliance with ethical, legal and operational standards
ISO 27001 Lead Implementor & Auditor
Expertise in the implementation and management of an Information Security Management System (ISMS) and the effectiveness assessment and auditing of a Privacy Management System (PIMS)
ISO 22301 Lead Implementor
Expertise in the setup, implementation, maintenance and further development of a robust Business Continuity Management System (BCMS) ensuring uninterrupted business operations
ISO 20001 Lead Implementor
Expertise in the planning, implementation and maintenance of an IT service management system, aligning IT services with business objectives, improving service quality and increasing customer satisfaction
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We help you implement AI effectively and securely in your company
We offer practical training courses on Generative AI, ITSM, and relevant ISO standards, specifically tailored to real-world business needs. Our training combines technology, processes, and governance to ensure the safe and effective use of AI.
Your company benefits from increased productivity, improved controllability, and reduced risk. Employees gain relevant skills, confidence in working with AI, and a clear role in the digital transformation.
This transitions GenAI from an experimental into an operational phase within your business.
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Our experience in ITSM, GRC, and complex transformation projects enables a holistic AI implementation. We support you from training and controlled AI deployment to certification and audit preparation – consistently and pragmatically.
Most frequently asked questions
What is an AI Management System (AIMS)?
An AI Management System (AIMS) is a structured management framework for the holistic control of artificial intelligence (AI) use within an organization. It encompasses governance, roles, processes, policies, and control mechanisms throughout the entire AI lifecycle. The goal is to make AI available in a responsible, transparent, secure, and scalable manner.
The implementation time for an AIMS depends on the organization’s maturity level. In practice, an auditable management system can typically be established within three to six months.
Why is governance so important when using AI?
For which companies is an AIMS (Automated Information Management System) beneficial?
What is ISO/IEC 42001?
ISO/IEC 42001 is the international standard for AI management systems. It defines requirements for governance, risk management, roles, processes, and continuous improvement related to AI systems.
Certification serves as proof that AI is used in a structured, responsible, and compliant manner. It increases transparency, trust, and accountability for internal and external stakeholders.
The standard is currently voluntary. However, it is gaining significant importance as a framework for guidance and preparation for regulatory requirements, particularly in the context of the EU AI Act.
How does an AIMS support operational processes?
An AIMS integrates AI into existing management, ITSM, and governance structures, ensuring that AI systems are operated, monitored, and further developed in a controlled manner.
An AIMS considers all AI systems, regardless of whether they are developed internally or sourced externally. Only in this way is complete transparency and control possible.
Does a company need in-depth technical AI knowledge?
Not necessarily. What’s crucial are clear structures, defined roles, transparent decision-making processes, and a fundamental understanding of the risks and mechanisms of AI.
With sufficient training, a solid understanding can be developed, enabling the safe deployment of AI systems for widespread use (including outside of IT).
How do ISO/IEC 42001 and ISO/IEC 27001 overlap and how can they be used together?
ISO/IEC 42001 and ISO/IEC 27001 have different focuses, but they complement each other very well in terms of content. While ISO 27001 addresses the protection of information, data, and systems, ISO 42001 focuses on the responsible management of AI systems throughout their entire lifecycle.
Both standards share key principles such as:
- Governance and Management Responsibility
- Risk-Based Approach
- Clear Roles and Responsibilities
- Documented Processes and Controls
- Continuous Improvement
In practice, existing ISO 27001 structures can be used as a foundation for ISO 42001. Policies, risk management, internal audits, and management reviews can be harmonized, thereby significantly reducing the certification effort. Together, both standards form a robust basis for safe, compliant and trustworthy AI use in the company.