Adoption library
Reference sources for the SME AI transition
Resources
Curated resources that help SMEs understand AI policy, interoperability, benchmarks, and the broader adoption landscape.
The AI Adoption Center curates a small set of primary-source resources that help SMEs build context around AI adoption.
This section is intentionally selective rather than exhaustive. It supports the broader adoption journey by surfacing governance references, benchmark reports, interoperability material, and a glossary of common terms used across the site.
The goal is to reduce uncertainty for businesses that need to understand the transition before making decisions about training, workflow changes, funding options, or implementation pathways.
Governance & policy
Reference material
Primary-source guidance and reports that help organizations build context before choosing tools, training, or implementation paths.
NIST AI Risk Management Framework
ExternalA practical framework for identifying, managing, and governing AI-related risks across the lifecycle.
NIST
NIST AI Resource Center
ExternalA central index of NIST AI guidance, standards activity, and supporting materials relevant to organizations adopting AI.
NIST AI Resource Center
OECD AI Policy Observatory
ExternalInternational policy, measurement, and governance resources covering national AI strategies and policy developments.
OECD.AI
EU AI Act Overview
ExternalEuropean Commission guidance and overview material on the EU regulatory framework for artificial intelligence.
European Commission
Reports & benchmarks
Reference material
Primary-source guidance and reports that help organizations build context before choosing tools, training, or implementation paths.
Protocols & interoperability
Reference material
Primary-source guidance and reports that help organizations build context before choosing tools, training, or implementation paths.
Glossary
Core terminology for AI adoption
AI Model
A trained computational system capable of generating outputs based on input data.
Agent
Software capable of performing tasks autonomously by interacting with tools or systems.
Agentic System
A system where AI performs multi-step workflows toward a defined objective.
Model Context Protocol (MCP)
A protocol allowing AI models to interact with tools, data sources, and services.