Datamaran Rebrands Around AI Based Corporate Governance
Datamaran Limited announced in a press release that it has introduced a new visual identity, positioning, and website. The company now presents its AI based platform as a corporate governance product rather than one focused primarily on ESG issue management.
Datamaran said its platform now targets risk, legal, and executive teams alongside sustainability leaders. Its governance tools provide continuous risk identification, peer benchmarking, evidence analysis, and monitoring across business functions.
The company also offers a regulatory intelligence product launched in February. It is designed to help legal and compliance teams track changing requirements and manage governance risks.
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