Boost.ai Launches AI Platform on AWS Marketplace
boost.ai has announced its platform's availability on AWS Marketplace, according to a press release. This move allows global organizations to deploy secure and scalable AI agents more easily. Built natively on AWS Cloud, boost.ai's platform aims to provide seamless implementation for new customers.
The platform is designed to enhance customer experiences with a generative AI-first approach, ensuring maximum security and enterprise-level control. By joining AWS Marketplace, boost.ai aims to simplify procurement for enterprise buyers and expand its global reach.
Boost.ai's platform is already in use by over 450 organizations worldwide, delivering resolution rates above 90% and certified to ISO 27001 and ISO 27701 standards. This inclusion in AWS Marketplace marks a significant step in making enterprise-grade AI solutions more accessible to a broader customer base.
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