EU AI Act – AI Readiness & Compliance
Preparing organizations for compliance with the European Artificial Intelligence Act.

With Law 5321/2026, Greece established the national framework for the implementation of the EU AI Act. Compliance requires risk assessment, clear responsibilities, appropriate governance processes and human oversight. At Define, we help organizations assess their readiness and build a practical, proportionate compliance framework.

When it matters

Management Challenge

Most organizations already use AI. Few know: which AI systems are actually in use

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Employees or departments use AI tools

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Development or integration of AI systems

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Use of GenAI, LLMs or AI Assistants

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Customer or group requirements for AI Governance

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Preparation for ISO 42001 or AI Governance initiatives

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Key Areas of Intervention

Implementation & Scope

A structured implementation path covering analysis, documentation, accountability, and audit readiness.

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Operating Model Review

Align people, processes, data, and technology around a coherent digital operating model.

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AI & Data Governance

Establish data ownership, AI use policies, and trust-by-design controls.

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Change Enablement

Plan adoption, training, and stakeholder communication for sustainable transformation.

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Trust Metrics & Value Tracking

Measure digital outcomes, trust indicators, and return on transformation investment.

Management Gains

EU AI Act Readiness establishes the governance framework for Artificial Intelligence, connecting compliance, risk management and responsible AI adoption within a unified decision-making model.

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Clear visibility of AI usage
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Understanding of AI risks and obligations
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AI policies and human oversight mechanisms
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Readiness for regulatory requirements and audits
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Greater confidence in AI adoption
Trust & Adoption Curve
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