Archer®, a global leader in enterprise compliance and risk management solutions, today announced an alliance with Deloitte to help clients design, build and deploy transformative and innovative risk and compliance capabilities. The combination of Archer’s innovative offerings and Deloitte’s experience enables businesses to proactively anticipate, adapt to, and navigate compliance and risk in today’s increasingly dynamic and regulated environment. Deloitte will complement Archer’s solutions through its advise, implement, and operate services for organizations that are starting their GRC journey, refining their current solutions, or strategically positioning their GRC program for growth and expansion.

“We are thrilled to collaborate with Deloitte to deliver the innovative solutions that our clients require,” said Jeff Longoria, Chief Commercial Officer for Archer. “With Deloitte’s deep technical experience and Archer’s state-of-the-art compliance and risk management solutions, we’re equipping organizations with the innovation, tools, and insights they need to help build resilient and future-ready GRC programs that drive success for their business.”

“Deloitte is well-positioned to assist our clients with technology transformation and operationalization given the scope and scale of our services, which range from strategy, design, build and all the way through to organizational change management and user adoption,” said Dan Williams, Managing Director & Archer Alliance Leader at Deloitte & Touche LLP. “Together with Archer, we aim to help our clients enhance and scale their compliance and risk management solutions to achieve organizational objectives while ultimately driving solution scalability, coordination/collaboration, integrated reporting, and resiliency across the enterprise.”

Williams continued, “We are also well-suited to strategize with our clients on how they can expand their use of Archer and support with operational needs for managing and maintaining their Archer platform and solutions.”

Deloitte can help organizations modernize existing Archer solutions with new capabilities such as Archer Evolv™ Compliance, which provides a programmatic, AI-guided approach to connect incoming regulatory intelligence to control procedures and corporate policies and incorporates core risk assessment and audit capabilities. Using AI-driven tools, Evolv Compliance helps companies to more efficiently manage regulatory complexity by streamlining processes, prioritizing crucial actions, and aligning compliance efforts with business objectives.

Deloitte assists clients with evaluating, establishing, enhancing, and operating governance, risk, and compliance (GRC)/ integrated risk management (IRM) technology solutions that help improve operational efficiency, enhance program effectiveness, and enable better decision making. This involves leveraging advanced technologies and methodologies to create broad frameworks that align with industry standards and regulatory expectations.

About Archer

For more than two decades, Archer has been at the forefront of compliance and risk management innovation, providing leading global organizations with the tools and insights needed to build resilient, high-performing businesses. Archer’s advanced GRC solutions leverage artificial intelligence, risk quantification, and integrated approaches, enabling enterprises to confidently address emerging risks while driving strategic business value. To learn more, visit www.archerirm.com.

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"With Deloitte’s deep technical experience and Archer’s state-of-the-art compliance and risk management solutions, we’re equipping organizations with the innovation, tools, and insights they need to help build resilient and future-ready GRC programs."