Rimini Street Launches Rimini Govern for AI Managed Service

Rimini Street announced the availability of Rimini Govern for AI, a 24/7/365 managed service offering comprehensive governance, security, and interoperability for enterprise AI agent workflows.

Justin Tomlinson

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Rimini Street Launches Rimini Govern for AI Managed Service

Rimini Street, Inc. (Nasdaq: RMNI), known as the Software Support and Agentic AI ERP Company and a third-party support provider for Oracle, SAP, and VMware software, announced the immediate availability of Rimini Govern for AI. The solution is the newest offering in the company's Rimini Govern portfolio of Governance, Risk and Compliance solutions.[1][2][3]

The service allows organizations to quickly implement and operationalize a global, enterprise-wide governance, control, security, and performance measurement solution. It is specifically designed to manage AI agent activity and workflows while providing governance, security, and interoperability as a service.[1][2][3]

Announced from Las Vegas, the managed service is delivered on a 24/7/365 basis through Rimini Street's Global Command Centers. Operations and client assistance under the new offering are provided directly by expert AI engineers.[1][3]

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