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Practical insights into AI in SMEs. What works, what goes wrong and what that means for your processes, people and systems.

An employee and a robot sort documents and task cards together
Strategy ● lynn

Jev in practice: tested for Penny, used in Twine

A look behind the scenes: how we tested Jev for our accounting agent Penny and now use it to send tasks in Twine to the right agent.

30 September 2026Read more
A robot sorts cards while an employee reviews an uncertain case
Strategy ● lynn

Jev and the rise of judgement models: what can they really do?

Jev is making headlines in the trade press: an AI model that decides instead of writing. What can a judgement model really do, and where does it fit in your processes?

30 September 2026Read more
Twijn rests contentedly in a deckchair beside a closed letterbox, with unsent envelopes piled on the ground
Strategy ● dennis

Why AI agents hallucinate that the work is done

An important type of hallucination in AI agents concerns their own work. This article covers what research says about it and what you can do.

20 September 2026Read more
Two suits of armour on stands: a standard one on the left, and one Twijn is fitting with a tape measure on the right
Strategy ● dennis

ChatGPT's harness is excellent. That is why it does not work in your business.

ChatGPT's harness is extensively tested and built for everyone at once. That is exactly why an agent that works in chat gets stuck in your processes.

20 September 2026Read more
Robin works on a laptop while Twijn floats beside it; a long receipt strip curls over the edge of the desk
Strategy ● dennis

Minimal Coding Harness: building for less on European infrastructure

A minimal coding harness saves tokens by processing tool and shell output locally, on open-source European infrastructure.

7 September 2026Read more
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Strategy ● dennis

Why isolated AI pilots do not add up

Four pilots working in isolation do not add up to results. With the TWINE framework, you decide upfront where AI really pays off in your business.

31 July 2026Read more
Robin reviews a printed proof at a desk and makes a note in the margin
Strategy ● dennis

What Europe's new AI content transparency rules mean for you

What Article 50 of the EU AI Act means for AI content: when transparency is mandatory and how human editorial review makes a difference.

30 July 2026Read more
Mei and Luca arrange printed drafts in a grid on a large table and move them around
Marketing ● lynn

Small team, big impact: how we create content with AI

A look at how we create blogs and articles at en:twine with AI assistance, while people determine the content and remain responsible.

30 July 2026Read more
Daan checks a repaired mould on a workbench, with a clipboard under his arm
Back-office ● lynn

Tech Reality Check 2026: AI optimisation is just the beginning

The Tech Reality Check 2026 sees AI mainly as an efficiency gain. We show how process optimisation creates room for products, services, and ways of working.

30 June 2026Read more
Bayu feeds a delivery note into a document scanner at a warehouse table, next to a stack of invoices
Back-office ● lynn

Document Intelligence: from paper to ERP data

How OCR and LLM extraction turn invoices, delivery notes, and certificates into reliable ERP data for manufacturing and logistics SMEs.

8 May 2026Read more
Willem and Mei review a file with dividers together, with binders on the table
Strategy ● dennis

EU AI Act 2026 for business service providers

What the Omnibus agreement of 7 May 2026 changes about EU AI Act deadlines for business service providers, and what you should prepare now.

8 May 2026Read more
Twijn floats next to an open laptop on a desk and helps with the search
Marketing ● dennis

GEO for service providers: staying visible in AI

Discover how business service providers prepare their content technically and editorially for visibility in AI answers.

8 May 2026Read more