The gap
Five suppliers point at each other. Your AI has no owner at all.
When something breaks, everyone waits for someone else to prove where the fault sits. Meanwhile staff draft client emails with ChatGPT on free accounts; no policy, no audit trail, no one accountable. Here's the difference, side by side.
First administrative POPIA fine, issued July 2023 with fines of up to R10 million possible.
Joint Standard 2 of 2024 now in force; documented risk management, continuous monitoring and incident response are expected, not optional.
Regulators internationally are moving toward explicit AI risk requirements. Firms that build the habit now won't start from zero.
What's included
Six service areas. One accountable provider.
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GovernA — the differentiator
Built inside Innovo, before it was ever sold.
GovernAI is the same AI governance framework Innovo built and runs for its own operations, aligned to the IBM AI Risk Atlas, built around POPIA, with a comparable policy already delivered for a public-sector client under PAJA.
To Innovo's knowledge, no other South African ICT provider bundles regulated-grade connectivity and managed cyber with a documented, standards-aligned AI governance framework as one accountable service.
Straight talk: GovernAI improves controls, ownership and audit trail. It is not a compliance certification, final regulatory sign-off always remains yours.
Compare the tiers
Three tiers. One invoice. One SLA.
Commercial structure: opex via 36-month term through The Rental Company, or capex on a 12-month term directly with Innovo Networks.
90 days
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Fifteen minutes. No pitch deck.
Where are the weak points? Who owns the fix when connectivity drops or someone fires up a copilot with client data in the prompt? A scoping call is enough to test the basics.