Data · AI · Regulation
Turn your data into business readiness.
Be ready for AI, transformation and EU regulation.
AI is changing how companies compete. EU regulation is changing the requirements. Both depend on the same foundation: data you can trust, manage and use.
Silmaril connects business, data, technology and regulation, turning complexity into practical action.
AI creates urgency.
AI is moving from experimentation into real business processes. It is only as good as the information behind it.
01 Why now
Your data will never be perfect. It doesn't need to be.
Every company has data problems. Data is fragmented across systems. Ownership is unclear. Definitions differ. Quality varies. Integrations have evolved over years. Valuable knowledge is buried in documents, emails and people's heads.
Trying to fix everything is neither realistic nor necessary. The question is not whether your data is perfect. The question is whether your data is ready for what you want to do next.
AI creates urgency.
AI is moving from experimentation into real business processes. It is only as good as the information behind it.
Transformation creates change.
ERP renewals and other transformations expose data problems that have accumulated over years.
Regulation creates requirements.
New EU regulation is changing how companies need to manage data, technology, AI and accountability.
Meanwhile, CIOs are expected to deliver more, often with limited resources and growing expectations from every direction. Data is the foundation. The challenge is knowing what matters, what needs to change and where to focus first.
The regulatory horizon.
Dates from the EU Official Journal · Last reviewed Sep 2026National transposition deadline for the cybersecurity directive.
Digital operational resilience rules apply to the financial sector.
Bans on prohibited AI practices start to apply.
Obligations for general-purpose AI models start to apply.
Data sharing and cloud-switching rules become applicable.
The bulk of the AI Act obligations start to apply.
Vulnerability and incident reporting duties for products with digital elements.
Cloud switching charges must be withdrawn entirely.
Obligations for high-risk AI embedded in regulated products apply.
Cyber Resilience Act obligations apply in full.
EUR-Lex: NIS2 (EU) 2022/2555 · DORA (EU) 2022/2554 · AI Act (EU) 2024/1689 · Data Act (EU) 2023/2854 · CRA (EU) 2024/2847
How we navigate this →02 What we do
Two challenges. One connected approach.
We help companies build the data foundation needed for AI and transformation, while navigating the regulatory requirements shaping their future.
Explore what we do →03 Problems we solve
Start with the business challenge.
You don't need another technology project. You need to solve the problem behind it.
Preparing for an ERP transformation
Don't migrate your data problems into your new ERP.
Establish data ownership, governance and information architecture before making one of your company's largest technology investments.
→P·2Moving AI into real business use
AI is only as good as the information behind it.
Identify the data that matters and make sure it is usable, understandable and appropriately governed before scaling AI.
→P·3Responding to EU regulation
From regulatory complexity to a practical roadmap.
Understand what upcoming requirements mean for your business, data, systems and responsibilities, and what needs to happen next.
→P·4Making invisible information visible
Turn hidden information into insight.
Use AI and analytics to uncover information and patterns hidden in systems, documents, emails and other unstructured sources.
→P·5Turning an idea into something real
Test before you invest.
Use modern AI-enabled development to turn ideas rapidly into prototypes and MVPs, creating something tangible before committing to a major investment.
→04 Ready for what comes next?
You don't need perfect data. You need the right data, clear ownership and a practical path forward.
Whether you're preparing for AI, an ERP transformation or new EU requirements, we can help you identify what matters and what to do next.