As AI and robotics become increasingly important in manufacturing, so does the need to manage software dependency risks. Discover how manufacturers can protect critical systems, reduce disruption and strengthen operational resilience through software escrow and continuity planning.
An effective AI escrow agreement needs to protect more than source code. Discover what should be included, from AI models and data to infrastructure, documentation and verification, and how to build the right recovery strategy for business-critical AI systems.
From supplier failure to service continuity, discover how airports can protect business-critical systems with software escrow, SaaS continuity and verified recovery arrangements.
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