Microsoft Copilot and Claude are powerful tools—but improving EBITDA, profitability, and working capital requires intelligence engineered for your company. By Oscar Gonzalez (OGI), Founder & CEO, Accéder There is a question I increasingly hear from CEOs and CFOs when we talk about building a Financial Intelligence Engine: “Why do I need specialized financial intelligence if Microsoft Copilot or Claude can already access and analyze my company's data?” It is a very good questi

Executives face an increasingly confusing AI landscape. Should we give employees Claude? Deploy Microsoft Copilot? Build agents? Implement Cohere North? Or develop specialized intelligence around our most important decisions? The answer is not that one technology is better than the others. They solve different problems. Understanding those differences may be one of the most important AI decisions an executive team makes. 1. Use Claude when you want to augment the individual C

In the age of AI, sovereignty is no longer only about borders, energy or defence equipment. It is also about who controls the intelligence a country uses to make its most important decisions. For decades, Canada could reasonably assume that deep economic integration with the United States, common security interests and access to American technology would provide a stable foundation for our digital future. That assumption deserves to be reconsidered. The geopolitical environme

AI is not going rogue. We only give it permission through faulty code.