Navvia

09/22/2026

Last week, we shared the results of our 2026 AI Governance, Risk & Operational Resilience Benchmark Study.

The study looks at 21 governance practices across:

→ Privacy
→ Security
→ Resilience
→ Incident Response
→ Continuous Review

We discussed the findings, and what organizations can do to move from governance on paper to governance that works in practice.

📊 the webinar recording and presentation slides are now available.

Explore the benchmark findings:

https://hubs.li/Q04y3nXv0

Operational resilience assessment helps identify risks, align to NIST and DORA, and build a structured approach to improving resilience.

09/16/2026

Where Does AI Governance Live? AI governance can't live in a policy document alone.

It needs to show up in the processes that determine:

AI selection → Approval → Implementation → Monitoring → Incident Management → Improvement

That's the operational side of AI governance—and it's one of the areas we'll explore in our benchmark results.

Webinar tomorrow ➡️

Discover key insights on AI governance from industry peers, explore strengths and gaps, and learn next steps in this informative webinar with Navvia's CEO.

09/14/2026

AI can do more than automate tasks. It can help transform how organizations manage their processes. 5 ways AI can support BPM:

🔹 Process discovery
🔹 Process mapping
🔹 Process automation
🔹 Process management
🔹 Continual improvement

Watch the video to learn how AI can help your BPM program

09/11/2026

AI is changing how organizations operate. But is governance keeping pace?

As AI becomes embedded in business processes, organizations need to understand:

Who owns it → What risks exist → Which controls apply → How it's monitored → What happens when things go wrong

Our 2026 AI Governance, Risk & Operational Resilience Benchmark explores how organizations are addressing these challenges in practice.

Join us September 17 to see what the data reveals,and what organizations can do next.

👉 Register: Webinar: 2026 AI Governance Benchmark Results (https://hubs.li/Q04x9NC00)

09/10/2026

Resilience starts with understanding how your organization operates. When disruption hits, the impact can move across processes, people, technology, partners, and controls. Understanding these connections helps you see what could be affected, who needs to respond, where dependencies exist, and where vulnerabilities may lie. You can’t build resilient operations without understanding what keeps them running.

09/09/2026

Where Is Your Process Getting Stuck?

Try this 10-minute exercise.

Pick one important process and look for five things:

🔹 Where does work wait?
→ Approvals or queues

🔹 Where does work get handed off?
→ Teams or roles

🔹 Where is information re-entered?
→ Systems or spreadsheets

🔹 Where do exceptions occur?
→ Manual workarounds

🔹 Where does ownership become unclear?
→ Handoffs or escalations

These are often where process inefficiencies—and opportunities for improvement—hide.

You don't always need a major transformation project to find process problems.
Sometimes, you just need to look at where the work stops moving.

Which one creates the biggest challenge in your organization?

09/04/2026

Is your AI governance operational, or just documented?

Ask yourself:

• Who owns each AI use case?
• What risks are being monitored?
• Where is AI integrated into existing processes?
• How are incidents handled?
• How do you know governance is working?

Our 2026 benchmark study looks at how organizations are answering these questions in practice.
Join us September 17 to see the results and take away practical steps for strengthening AI governance.

👉 Register: Webinar: 2026 AI Governance Benchmark Results (https://hubs.li/Q04wDPNQ0)

09/03/2026

Spreadsheets work, until resilience management outgrows them.

As risks, business continuity plans, dependencies, and resilience requirements grow, critical information can become fragmented, outdated, and difficult to connect.

Operational resilience requires more than storing data. You need to centralize it, connect it, and turn it into action.

That’s where a purpose-built platform can make the difference.

09/02/2026

How healthy are your ITSM processes?

Here’s a quick check. Can you confidently answer “yes” to these questions?

• Does every critical process have a clear owner?
• Are roles, responsibilities, and handoffs defined?
• Are key controls consistently executed?
• Do you measure process performance?
• Do you understand your biggest process gaps?
• Is there a regular cycle for improvement?

If some answers are unclear, that’s a signal to take a closer look.

Our Operational Resilience Assessment helps organizations assess how their processes actually perform, identify gaps, and prioritize opportunities for improvement.

👉 Take the assessment and see where your organization stands: https://hubs.li/Q04wh4Kp0

09/01/2026

We asked organizations how prepared they really are for AI.

Not what they think they should be doing.

What they're actually doing.

We asked about governance, risk, accountability, processes, and operational resilience.

We're analyzing the results. On September 17, we'll share what the data tells us about the current state of AI governance.

See the benchmark findings live session → https://hubs.li/Q04v_2kK0