Ask a CCO: Importance of data analytics, AI over next 5 years
Six senior compliance practitioners share the difference technology has made in their respective third-party risk management efforts, as well as where they are focused on improving in the next year. Today’s question:
Q. How important will data analytics and AI be to compliance efforts over next five years?
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