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I write about what I see at companies with 20–250 people: when Excel stops being enough, what losing control of processes looks like at scale and what NIS2 really means. In plain language, from the perspective of someone who has run a company himself and built its systems himself.
NIS2 for a mid-sized company: what the directive really requires
A clear answer to what the regulator expects of you and what you can do first.
Read the article →How I lost control of a 100-person company — and what I made of it
The company grew faster than my knowledge of what was really happening inside it.
Read the article →5 signs your company has outgrown Excel
The problem starts when you have so many spreadsheets that, more and more often, you cannot tell which one is the real one.
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