Survey: Compliance execs like AI, but not confident they can harness it
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Aly McDevitt2019-10-02T19:45:00
Compliance and procurement leaders see the value in using artificial intelligence, but far too many aren’t confident they have the right skills in place to use it, according to a new report from Dun & Bradstreet.
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