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IRM Market Brief: September 15 to 21, 2026

IRM Market Brief: September 15 to 21, 2026

Archer put digital employees to work inside the GRC system of record last Monday. By Tuesday, Workiva had handed its customers a no-code studio to build their own. That is the week the core IRM platforms stopped describing agents as assistants and started shipping them as workers. Archer says dozens of its AI Operators are already running in customer environments across audit, third-party risk, IT risk and operational risk. Workiva's Agent Studio lets finance, audit and compliance teams create, customize and schedule agents on their own workflows, and it arrives with an agentic internal-control testing solution that runs evidence collection, sample selection and attribute testing end to end. Neither vendor named a customer with a measured result.

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Why Did Half of the IRM50 Market Leaders Change in a Single Year?
IRM, IRM Navigator™, GRC John A. Wheeler IRM, IRM Navigator™, GRC John A. Wheeler

Why Did Half of the IRM50 Market Leaders Change in a Single Year?

Wheelhouse Advisors has published the 2026 IRM Navigator™ Viewpoint Report, and with it the 2026-2027 IRM50 Market Leaders. Six firms carry the designation: Archer, Diligent, Riskonnect, ServiceNow, PwC, and Accenture. Three of them held the designation last year. Three of last year's leaders, EY, KPMG, and OneTrust, do not appear. In twelve months, half the list turned over.

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Professional Services Firms Admit AI Is an Existential Risk
PwC, Accenture, IRM50 AI Disruption Risk Index Ori Wellington PwC, Accenture, IRM50 AI Disruption Risk Index Ori Wellington

Professional Services Firms Admit AI Is an Existential Risk

PwC just announced PwC One, an AI platform that delivers tax, audit, and consulting services directly to clients without a PwC professional in the loop. CEO Paul Griggs warned this week that partners who resist are "not going to be here that long." Accenture said something similar earlier this month.

Two of the largest professional services firms in the world have now publicly acknowledged that AI threatens their core business model. But the bigger question is not what happens to PwC and Accenture.

It is what happens to the technology vendors who depend on them.

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