Governance and readiness

Training, after the diagnosis

The E-23 Practitioner Course, two days in house on your own system, and board and executive briefings delivered within an engagement. Training follows one of the paid diagnoses, never a catalogue.

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The question you are asked

Training from iSystematic's enterprise practice answers the question that follows a readiness diagnosis: can our own people produce the evidence on our own systems, and can our board follow it? The answer is built in house, with the people who own the gap plan.

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What the company delivers

iSystematic offers two training formats today, and neither is sold from a catalogue.

When training starts

Training follows one of the paid diagnoses, never a catalogue: the E-23 Readiness Review or the AI Governance Teardown. Fees are discussed on the Fit Call.

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What it is built on

The course works through the five artefacts in the handbook, OSFI E-23 for AI Systems, on your own system. It is listed, with the E-23 working session and the Review, on nabeelkhan.com/e-23.

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Who leads it

Nabeel Khan, Defensible AI Architect (enterprise AI architecture and AI governance for regulated institutions), founder of iSystematic, leads the enterprise practice this training belongs to.

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How to start

Book a Fit Call about the diagnosis that comes first; course dates are then set with each institution through the same contact page. The course is described on nabeelkhan.com/e-23.

Conformance is self-declared; no regulator endorses this work.

Start with a Fit Call

A free 30-minute video call to find the governance gap and see whether Nabeel Khan is the right person to close it. If it fits, a proposal follows within 48 hours.