KPMG partners with Aiimi to roll out workplace AI platform
The move is part of its ongoing push to improve its data management and artificial intelligence (AI) use.
KPMG has signed a three-year contract with UK based technology company, Aiimi to roll out the Workplace AI platform across its business.
The move is part of its ongoing push to improve its data management and artificial intelligence (AI) use.
The new agreement builds on a pilot project that tested the Workplace AI platform at KPMG.
The next stage will see Aiimi consultants and the platform work on bringing together, classifying and refining KPMG’s data.
This is expected to help secure sensitive information and give consultants better access to the insights they need, supporting KPMG’s services for clients and helping it meet changing regulatory standards.
The platform is also expected to help lay the foundations needed for future AI solutions.
Steve Salvin, CEO and founder of Aiimi, said: “KPMG is one of the largest professional services firms in the world with data and AI ambitions to match.
“Our job is to help the Big Four firm realise these ambitions.
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