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AI Policy and Governance Dubai One Page People Will Read
Most AI policies are written to satisfy an auditor and are read by nobody. The one that works is a single page naming which tools are approved and what must never go into any of them, written for the person deciding at four on a Thursday afternoon whether to paste a client document into a chatbot.
4.9★ · 645+ Google ReviewsSince 2007 · 19+ yearsTwo Dubai workshopsOpen Mon-Sat 9AM-7PM
Quick answer
- Main workshop
- Concord Tower, Media City
- Second office
- IT Center Building, Bur Dubai
- In Dubai since
- 2007
- Google rating
- 4.9 from 645 reviews
- Hours
- Mon-Sat 9AM-7PM
- Enquiries
- WhatsApp or use the quote form on this page
What an AI policy is for
Written for four on a Thursday, not for the auditor.
The test of an AI policy is not whether it satisfies a reviewer. It is whether the person deciding, at four on a Thursday, whether to paste a client document into a chatbot, can remember what it says. Twelve pages of principles fail that test. One page naming the approved tools and the things that must never go into any of them passes it.
The second failure is prohibition. A policy that bans AI outright does not stop anyone - it moves the usage onto personal accounts where you cannot see it. Naming what is allowed is what gives people a compliant route they will actually take.
Short enough to remember at the moment of decision, which is the only time it matters.
People need a sanctioned option, or they use a personal account you cannot see.
Specific categories of data rather than a general instruction to use judgement.
Based on what your staff actually do with these tools, not a downloaded template.

What a Usable Policy Contains
Short, specific and explained. Every element below exists because its absence causes a real incident we have seen.
- Named approved tools, not categories. Staff cannot judge whether a new product counts as a general-purpose assistant
- A concrete prohibited list: client data, contracts, payroll, personal data, source code, anything under NDA
- The reason for each rule, so staff can apply judgement to situations you did not anticipate
- What to do if someone has already pasted something they should not have, without fear of punishment
- Who to ask when a new tool appears, and how quickly they will answer
Disclosure and Client Obligations
This is the part businesses discover late, usually when a client asks the question at a contract renewal.
- Whether your client contracts already restrict processing their data through third-party services
- Whether AI-assisted work needs disclosing, which varies by sector and increasingly appears in agreements
- Professional obligations in regulated sectors, which sit above any internal policy
- Who signs off on AI use in client deliverables
- Confirm your contractual and regulatory position with a qualified advisor, since it depends on sector and jurisdiction
Governance That Is Not Just a Document
A policy with no operating rhythm decays within a quarter, usually the quarter a new tool launches.
- A named owner who approves or declines new tools, with a stated turnaround
- A review cadence, because the tool landscape changes faster than annual policy cycles
- A register of approved tools that staff can actually find
- Monitoring of what is in use, so the register reflects reality rather than intent
- Escalation for genuine incidents, agreed with HR and management before one happens
Delivering It So It Sticks
Emailing a policy is not delivery. It is filing.
- Deliver it as a short training session, not an attachment
- Use examples from your own business rather than generic scenarios
- Cover it at onboarding, since new starters bring habits from their last employer
- Repeat briefly when a significant new tool appears or the policy changes
- Make reporting a mistake safe, because a concealed incident is far worse than a disclosed one
Why Azizi
Why Azizi Technologies for AI governance
We write it for the people who have to follow it, and we handle the discovery that tells you what the policy needs to cover.
One page, or it does not work
We will push back on a long policy. Length is the strongest predictor that staff have not read it and will not apply it.
Discovery before drafting
Writing rules without knowing what is already in use produces a document that misses the actual risk. We measure first.
We stop at our boundary
We cover the technical and practical side. Contractual and regulatory obligations need a qualified legal advisor, and we will say so rather than guess.

Our process
How we get started
Sequenced, scoped and shipped. Every phase has a deliverable you can hold us to.
- 01
Find out what is already happening
There is no point writing rules in the abstract. Discovery first, so the policy addresses real usage.
- 02
Agree the boundaries
A working session with leadership on approved tools, prohibited data and who owns decisions.
- 03
Write it short
One page, plain language, with the reasoning included. Reviewed by someone non-technical before it ships.
- 04
Deliver as training
Short sessions by function, using examples from your own work rather than generic scenarios.
Vendor neutral
Platforms We Support
Dubai businesses run mixed estates, so vendor loyalty is not useful here. These are the platforms we deploy and support day to day across both Dubai workshops.
- Microsoft 365 and AzureTenant administration, Intune device enrolment, Entra ID and conditional access, handled by Microsoft-certified engineers.
- Apple macOS fleetsThe default for creative and production teams. Managed alongside Windows under one contract.
- Cisco and ArubaSwitching, routing and enterprise WiFi for offices that outgrew consumer kit.
- Ubiquiti UniFiOur most common deployment for agency-sized offices. No per-AP licence and a strong controller.
- Sophos and FortinetFirewalls, EDR and MDR for teams that need security written into the AMC rather than bolted on.
- Synology and QNAPShared NAS over 10 GbE for editorial libraries, with backup that covers media rather than just documents.
Finding us
Office 45, Concord Tower
Our main workshop is Office 45 on the 10th floor of Concord Tower in Dubai Media City, with a second Azizi Technologies office at the IT Center Building in Bur Dubai. The nearest metro to Concord Tower is Dubai Internet City, and there is visitor parking (first 15 minutes free, then paid) if you drive.
No appointment is needed during workshop hours, Mon-Sat 9AM-7PM, Fri break 12-2PM · Sun closed. Remote support runs from both offices, and on-site visits are scheduled from whichever is closer to you.

Where we work on site
Dubai Media City, Internet City, Knowledge Park, Barsha Heights, Bur Dubai, Business Bay, JLT and the wider city from the two offices, with scheduled visits beyond Dubai.

How engagements run
An assessment first, then a written scope with response times in the contract, then onboarding and ongoing support reviewed quarterly.
FAQ
Frequently asked questions
6 direct answers about AI Policy and Governance Dubai.
What should an AI use policy actually say?
Should we name specific tools or describe categories?
Do we have to tell clients we use AI?
How often should the policy be reviewed?
What if someone has already leaked data into a chatbot?
Can you write the policy for us?
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Find your nearest Azizi Technologies office
Walk in to either Dubai branch, or book an assessment. Visitor parking at Concord Tower (first 15 minutes free, then paid) (Dubai Media City).
Dubai Media City
Concord Tower, Office 45, 10th floor
Dubai Media City, Dubai
Find us in Concord Tower, Dubai Media City. Visitor parking at Concord Tower (first 15 minutes free, then paid).
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Mon to Sat: 9:00 to 19:00, Friday break 12:00 to 14:00
Sun: closed
Bur Dubai
G 58, IT Center Building, 21 21A Street
Bur Dubai, Dubai
Find us on the ground floor of the IT Center Building, with the walk-in repair counter.
Opening hours:
Mon to Sat: 9:00 to 19:00, Friday break 12:00 to 14:00
Sun: closed
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