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Articles on the topic Infrastructure.

Infographic: company systems on the left, a perimeter wall with a single gate and an identity badge in the centre, an answer panel on the right with its top row lit in green.
INFRASTRUCTURE

Company data and AI behind the firewall: what running on your own infrastructure means

The board question is always the same: where does our data go. The answer we build is boring, and that is the point. It stays where it is today, and Claude reaches it through your network.

ClaudeMCPInfrastructure
September 2026 · 7 min readRead →
Schematic infographic: on the left, company data sources (accounting, CRM, documents); in the centre, an MCP bridge with an identity lock icon; on the right, the Claude assistant ready to respond.
Infrastructure

A company AI assistant without your own IT team: what it takes and where to start

An AI assistant that knows your company does not need in-house developers. It needs correctly connected data and one governed platform.

ClaudeMCPInfrastructure
July 2026 · 7 min readRead →
Schematic infographic: left side shows a stylised company data hub (CRM, mail, documents), centre shows an MCP bridge with a Claude orb and identity lock, right side shows an assistant panel with completed rows highlighted in green.
AI Infrastructure

A personal AI assistant that knows your company

A personal AI assistant is useful. One that sees your orders, emails and CRM without sending your data to a third-party server is a different matter entirely.

ClaudeMCPinfrastructuresecurity
July 2026 · 7 min readRead →
Infographic showing an MCP server as a luminous conduit between company data on the left and a Claude orb on the right, with a lock icon representing user permissions.
Infrastructure basics

MCP server: what it is and why your company needs to know

MCP is the protocol that gives Claude access to your company data, with your permissions, not someone else's. A plain-language explainer for anyone who doesn't write code.

ClaudeMCPInfrastructure
June 2026 · 7 min readRead →