Notes on outsourcing, governance and compliance
Practical takes on outsourcing, compliance and how Workynet is governed.
AI is being deployed; your company’s accountability is not reduced: three questions to ask
Your teams already use ChatGPT, Claude or Copilot. What the EU regulation requires today, what the Digital Omnibus deferred — and the three questions of governance, compliance and oversight to settle before the incident.
2026-10-02Outsourcing and AI: the hybrid model of agents plus humans takes hold in 2026
AI agents are entering providers' workflows. What it changes about what you buy, how you pay for it, and what a client should demand.
2026-10-02E-invoicing in France: what has applied since 1 September 2026, and the impact on outsourced accounting
Mandatory reception for all companies, issuance for large and mid-sized companies, then for SMEs in September 2027. A calendar and a checklist for business owners.
2026-10-02EU–US data transfers: what the Data Privacy Framework means for an outsourcing provider
The transatlantic framework survived at first instance, but an appeal is pending. Why a European client should look at where its data is processed, and what to ask.
2026-10-02Third-party risk: what your outsourcing provider must be able to demonstrate on security
Regulators and large buyers now require control of provider-related risk. A due-diligence grid usable even by a small company.
2026-10-02Working day to day with an independent provider: good practices for staying within a clear framework
A contract labels the relationship, but real-world functioning is what counts. Collaboration rules that respect the provider’s autonomy and avoid ambiguity, as Europe tightens its stance against false independence.
2026-09-12TEAF at Workynet: linking multi-country compliance to tracked architecture governance
Workynet is the second UGM-Group subsidiary to roll out TEAF, the enterprise architecture governance framework created by Mathieu Urbitsch. What that changes for an activity already governed by GDPR, FADP/nFADP and PIPEDA.
2026-10-06Human, automation, agent: who does what in a company just starting out
The right question is not "how many people to hire" but "what capacity do I need". A five-position grid, and how to fill it with real data.
2026-10-17Presumption of employment: the EU platform work directive lands on 2 December 2026
Directive (EU) 2024/2831 must be transposed by 2 December 2026. What it actually targets, what it changes for a company buying outsourced services, and the questions to put to your provider.
2026-10-17Paying for outcomes instead of hours: what the shift really changes
Industry surveys describe a fast shift towards outcome-linked contracts. Automation removes the obstacle that used to block the model — and moves the difficulty to defining what gets measured.