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Shifting Intelligent Document Processing Solution Deployments in the AI Era

Change is coming. The question is: change to what?

According to new IDC research sponsored by Tungsten Automation, 63% of customers are at least somewhat likely to change their intelligent document processing solution in the next 12 months1. Even among those only “somewhat” likely to switch, the message is clear: in a fast-moving AI market, no one wants to be caught standing still.

The real question isn’t whether the IDP market is shifting, it’s what enterprises are moving toward, and why. Join Tungsten Automation's Adam Field, featuring IDC guest speaker Andrew Gens for a data-driven look at:

  • Why enterprise appetite for IDP change is at an all-time high
  • The specific factors reshaping IDP solutions evaluation criteria
  • How deterministic and probabilistic AI should work together in a governed platform
  • Why regulated industries like, banking, insurance, healthcare, life sciences, and public sector, are leading indicators for the broader market
  • Where solutions like the Tungsten DocAI Platform fit into a modern enterprise AI stack

Don’t Let Your IDP Strategy Fall Behind
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1IDC InfoBrief, sponsored by Tungsten Automation, Shifting Intelligent Document Processing Solution Deployments in the AI Era, Doc # #US54534326-IB, June 2026

von Adam Field Chief AI and Product Officer
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by Andrew Gens Guest speaker & IDC analyst

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