NRY Blog
NRY Partners builds and fields the platforms that run real operations. We write here about the engineering behind them, the company that makes them, and the work in the field, by the people who do it.
Articles
Practical answers on putting AI to work: the rules, the costs and the choices, written from the floor.
- The EU AI Act for companies that use AI: what applies now, and what is still coming8 min read
- AI literacy under the EU AI Act: what your company must do, and a 30-day plan7 min read
- Copilot, ChatGPT or a custom AI build: what your business actually needs7 min read
- AI agents for business: what they can safely do in your operation today6 min read
- Having an AI agent built: cost, timeline and the questions to ask first5 min read
- RPA, AI or AI agents: which automation fits which process5 min read
- How to write an AI policy for your company (with a free template)5 min read
- AI governance for mid-sized companies: a framework that fits on one page6 min read
- Sovereign AI for European businesses: keeping your data and models in the EU5 min read
- From AI pilot to production: why pilots stall and how to get one running5 min read
- AI readiness assessment: 12 questions to answer before you start4 min read
- What does AI implementation cost? The budget, line by line5 min read
- Connecting AI to Exact Online and AFAS: what works today, and what you build yourself4 min read
- AI on top of SAP and Microsoft Dynamics, without replacing your ERP4 min read
- Automating order processing with AI: from e-mail and PDF into your ERP4 min read
- Hiring an interim or fractional AI lead: when it makes sense, and what it should deliver4 min read
- What AI consultants charge: hourly rates, day rates, fixed prices and retainers4 min read
- AI demand forecasting for wholesalers and distributors: how it works and what it takes4 min read
Featured Posts
Why Every Deployment Starts With the Model
Before a single workflow ships, we build one model of the operation: its assets, its limits, its decisions, and the actions that change something. This is why that order is fixed.
Forge holds that model, so every platform we field runs against the same picture of the operation, and every change is written back to it.
The knowledge graph that answers yield questions
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Better hospitals run on one model
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One operational model for the grid
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EcoCell: cutting a mobile network's power use on Forge
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Engineering & Platforms
Replay everything: how Blackwave audits its own decisions
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Agents you can leave alone: Whitestorm's guardrails
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A control room for people who hate dashboards
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Shipping into rooms without internet
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Company
Life at NRY
How we hire: an open application, a conversation, a field session
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Free minds, owners, field-minded, deliberately fast
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What a Fielder actually does all week
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No open roles, and why we still want your application
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Privacy & Governance
Erasure requests as operational workflows
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Beyond anonymisation: handling personal data without losing the operation
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Accreditation as a service: sovereign deployment without the wait
Read more on the Government page
From the Field
Legacy to cloud by Friday: the Causeway crossing
Read more on the Causeway page
Zero surprise shutdowns: RigOS offshore
Read more on the RigOS page
Every custodian, one record: an independent wealth manager
Read more on the wealth manager story
Full shelves for the modern grocer
Read more on the family grocer story