Thomson Reuters built an Enterprise AI platform to streamline and govern ML on AWS
Thomson Reuters built an Enterprise AI Platform to standardize and accelerate ML delivery across business units while enforcing security, compliance, and governance. The platform provides secure access to enterprise data, experimentation workspaces, a central model registry, deployment workflows, and monitoring for drift and bias.
- Organization
- Thomson Reuters
- Industry
- Professional Services
- Location
- United States
- Published
- January 2023
Reported outcomes
Strategic outcomes
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Use case focus
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- 1MLOps Platform
- 2Model Governance
- 3ML Workflow Automation
- Standardize ML innovation across business units
- Automate repetitive engineering effort in the ML lifecycle
- Ensure secure access to sensitive data and consistent governance for models and predictions
- Built a web-based Enterprise AI Platform on AWS with five pillars: data service, experimentation workspace, central model registry, model deployment service, and model monitoring.
- Used Amazon SageMaker for experimentation, training, hosting, Model Monitor, Clarify, and SageMaker Studio.
- Used AWS Step Functions for workflow orchestration, Amazon S3 for the content data lake, Amazon API Gateway for API access, AWS IAM for access control, and DynamoDB for legacy model metadata in the central registry.
- The platform went live in Q3 2022.
- TR says teams can move ML projects from ideation to production in weeks instead of months.
- The platform provides centralized model lifecycle management and a single pane of glass for governance and monitoring.
Architecture
A web-based Enterprise AI Platform composed of five services: secure enterprise data access, SageMaker Studio experimentation workspaces, a central model registry combining SageMaker model registry with DynamoDB for legacy models, a deployment service orchestrated with AWS Step Functions and DevOps workflows, and monitoring services using SageMaker Model Monitor and SageMaker Clarify. The platform uses Amazon S3 as the content data lake, Amazon API Gateway for exposed endpoints, and AWS IAM for least-privilege access and account isolation.
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