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As data sovereignty regulations intensify globally, IT organizations must fundamentally redesign AI operations to balance regulatory compliance with operational stability. OpenText proposes three core principles for managing AI in the data sovereignty era: establishing data residency requirements, implementing policy-as-code automation for AI governance, and ensuring transparent data lineage across distributed environments. IT leaders must immediately assess their current AI infrastructure against these principles to avoid compliance risks while maintaining competitive AI capabilities.
SAS is positioning AI governance as a critical competitive advantage by introducing integrated tools—including SAS Viya Copilot, AI Navigator, and agentic AI frameworks—that enable enterprises to safely operationalize autonomous AI agents while maintaining visibility, control, and human oversight across their AI ecosystem. As agentic AI moves from experimentation to production, the shift from AI that 'forms' to AI that 'acts' introduces new enterprise risks around accountability and trust, making centralized governance infrastructure essential for IT organizations to prevent visibility erosion and compliance gaps. By embedding governance into their AI strategy now, technology leaders can transform trust into a business differentiator while scaling AI capabilities responsibly across fragmented data environments.