Enterprises are aware that they must harness AI to improve decision-making. At the same time, they are also cautious because of well-articulated risks.
What these enterprises need is a platform that can simultaneously enable them to harness the power of AI while enhancing and governing it with well-proven and trusted human business expertise.
The solution: AI decisioning platforms (AIDPs) .
In this evaluation, Forrester’s 23-criterion analysis of AIDP providers identifies the most significant ones and then researches, analyzes, and scores them to provide a competitive comparison.
View now to see each vendor’s current offering and market presence, and understand what to expect from an AIDP in order to select the right offering for your organization.
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