
Data Booster and Deeploy have entered a partnership that brings together two parts of AI governance that are usually handled separately: the technical control of AI systems, and the capability of the people who work with them.
AI governance belongs at the heart of an AI strategy rather than at the end of it. Knowing what your AI systems are doing, keeping them compliant, and being able to show they are trustworthy is the foundation the rest of the strategy rests on. In practice, that foundation has two halves: the systems need to be governed, and the people using them need to understand what the rules are for.
Deeploy provides the systems side. Its platform lets organisations discover, onboard and monitor any AI system or agent at runtime from one place: guided control frameworks such as ISO 42001 and the NIST AI RMF, a dedicated EU AI Act hub, automated compliance checks and evidence collection, real-time performance and drift monitoring, explainability, and governance for AI agents.
Data Booster provides the people side, with customised, hands-on, cohort-based programmes that build the skills and the confidence to use data and AI responsibly in daily work.
For clients, the combination means:
Deeploy is an AI governance platform that helps organisations discover, onboard and monitor any AI system or agent at runtime to stay compliant and in control. Its platform covers control frameworks such as ISO 42001 and the NIST AI RMF, EU AI Act compliance, automated assessments, real-time monitoring and drift detection, explainability, and agent governance.
Data Booster is a technology company on a mission to bring data & AI skills to everyone. It has delivered customised, hands-on programmes to more than 10,000 professionals worldwide, with partners including SHV Energy, PostNL, Just Eat Takeaway, PGGM, Jaarbeurs and Skyscanner. Both companies are based in Utrecht; Data Booster works from the Jaarbeurs Innovation Mile.
Further details on the joint proposition will follow.
