IRIS IMS is proud to announce the launch of its new Gartner BOAT Resource Hub, a dedicated knowledge center designed to help organisations in the Benelux navigate the next evolution of digital orchestration and automation.
Gartner’s Business Orchestration and Automation Technologies (BOAT) framework is rapidly gaining relevance as organisations work to balance automation, data governance, compliance, and cross-department collaboration. With regulations such as GDPR and the upcoming EU AI Act shaping digital transformation across the region, the need for coordinated, secure, and future-proof automation strategies has never been greater.
Our new resource hub provides leaders with clear guidance, practical insights, and ready-to-use expertise, all tailored specifically to the Benelux market.
Three-Part Insight Series Now Available
The BOAT Resource Hub brings together our complete three-part article series on the framework:
Why orchestrated automation starts with strong content governance and interoperability.
A practical look at how organisations can translate BOAT’s principles into operating models, architectures, and real-world execution.
How organisations in the Benelux can align automation opportunities with strict regulatory demands and evolving data-sharing expectations.
Download the Full BOAT Whitepaper
To support organisations even further, the Resource Hub also offers a comprehensive BOAT whitepaper, combining the entire article series with additional content, checklists and recommendations created exclusively for this publication.
This whitepaper is available for download through a short form and provides leaders with a consolidated, actionable guide to building compliant, scalable automation ecosystems.
“At a time when automation, AI and regulatory compliance are converging, organisations need more than tools; they need orchestration,” says Rick Gruijters, Managing Director at IRIS IMS. “With this hub, we aim to give decision-makers in the Benelux region the clarity and guidance needed to innovate responsibly and at scale.”
