How the idea behind Cervio was born, from the frustration of scattered documents and disconnected tools to the search for a solid foundation where teams and artificial intelligence can work together.
The AI Act does not ban AI on documents, but it requires you to know which data it processes, who accesses it and on what basis. What that means in practice for an SME, across risk levels, roles and a no-alarmism checklist.
An MCP server lets AI agents read your documents without copying them, with the user's permissions applied to every request. How it really works, with an example on a supplier contract.
From specification to prompt, vibecoding speeds up development but ships apps to production without permissions or audit. How do you keep speed and control together?
A2A makes agents talk to each other, MCP brings governed context and tools. Which layer should you choose for documents?
A DMS stores documents, a CMS publishes content, an ECM governs documents and data across their whole lifecycle. The difference matters for security, integrations and your AI roadmap.