PHI
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They have very good data governance standards and auditing. That's why they can handle things like PHI for clients.

I just sat through an IBM pitch of there AI SaaS offering IBM Orchestrate.
They were trying to sell us like crazy. They had about 15 people on the sales call. Every "demo" was a 30s video of something happening. They essentially are trying to sell "plug and play" agent orchestration. I asked a few questions.
"What is the cost breakdown of the features?"
"Is there performance monitoring between agent coordination? What is the latency that this process adds to agent orchestration?"
"Is there built in governance options, PII redaction, PHI, input sanitization etc".
"Why didn't you use a live demo? Can we see the functionality?"
Every answer was: "We are working on it?" or "Let's touch base later" followed by more run arounds.
The company I work for was still going to try and go with them to some extent (which is insane) but the offering was garbage. It looked like it was straight out of the 70s and had nearly zero functionality and the cost was abhorrent. IBM's model of entrapping enterprise customers and selling consulting services seems to be taking a hit.
Useful software that deliver value are still being adopted from our enterprise including CRM, NOW, MSFT as well as others.

They have very good data governance standards and auditing. That's why they can handle things like PHI for clients.

I just sat through an IBM pitch of there AI SaaS offering IBM Orchestrate.
They were trying to sell us like crazy. They had about 15 people on the sales call. Every "demo" was a 30s video of something happening. They essentially are trying to sell "plug and play" agent orchestration. I asked a few questions.
"What is the cost breakdown of the features?"
"Is there performance monitoring between agent coordination? What is the latency that this process adds to agent orchestration?"
"Is there built in governance options, PII redaction, PHI, input sanitization etc".
"Why didn't you use a live demo? Can we see the functionality?"
Every answer was: "We are working on it?" or "Let's touch base later" followed by more run arounds.
The company I work for was still going to try and go with them to some extent (which is insane) but the offering was garbage. It looked like it was straight out of the 70s and had nearly zero functionality and the cost was abhorrent. IBM's model of entrapping enterprise customers and selling consulting services seems to be taking a hit.
Useful software that deliver value are still being adopted from our enterprise including CRM, NOW, MSFT as well as others.