Deloitte India and Avolution Announce Strategic Alliance to Advance Enterprise Architecture, AI Governance

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Deloitte India and Avolution announced a strategic alliance to help organisations strengthen enterprise architecture capabilities and make more informed technology and transformation decisions through Avolution’s ABACUS platform.

Under the alliance, Deloitte India led the implementation of ABACUS, combining its technology strategy and transformation expertise with the platform’s enterprise architecture and AI governance capabilities. The collaboration was aimed at helping organisations navigate growing technology complexity, accelerate AI adoption and support technology-led transformation.

Through ABACUS, Deloitte India helped organisations develop a connected view of their business and technology landscape, bringing together applications, data, technology and AI capabilities. The platform’s adaptive enterprise modelling and impact analysis capabilities enabled organisations to assess dependencies, potential risks and the implications of transformation initiatives.

Its AI governance capabilities also supported organisations in tracking AI model usage, risk and compliance across the enterprise. These capabilities were intended to provide greater visibility into complex technology environments and support more...

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