Forrester: Minimum Viable Sovereignty: From Theory To Practice

Forrester's latest research introduces the concept of minimum viable sovereignty (MVS) as a practical framework to help enterprises navigate the complexities of regulatory pressure, data residency requirements, and geopolitical uncertainties by determining the appropriate level of digital sovereignty for their specific needs. This approach allows organizations to avoid costly, all-or-nothing solutions by assessing sovereignty across various domains such as infrastructure, software, data, networks, people, and AI, tailored to their risk appetite, industry, and regulatory environment. The research highlights the relevance of MVS for enterprise AI development, emphasizing the importance of customizable AI systems with guardrails, open-source frameworks for transparency, and flexible deployment options that allow running AI either in the cloud or on-premises, as noted by Jay Wilder, VP of Marketing and Developer Relations at deepset.

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