This Product Assessment provides key information on select vendors that offer large language model operations (LLMOps) platforms. The report begins with the definition and scope of the LLMOps platforms, followed by the leading vendors in this space. It highlights the capabilities of 16 such vendors offering LLMOps platforms to enterprises.
Each profile provides an overview of the vendor, its solutions and capabilities, the business challenges it solves for enterprises, and key developments in LLMOps platforms.
In recent years, LLMOps platforms have expanded beyond basic deployment and monitoring to support agent-driven and multimodal Gen AI workflows. Vendors are embedding native agent orchestration, runtime policy controls, and observability to manage tool usage, reasoning paths, and execution behavior. At the same time, acquisitions across the LLM value chain are reducing fragmentation across orchestration, governance, and monitoring layers. Looking ahead, LLMOps innovation is expected to focus on autonomous fine-tuning, industry-specific controls, hardware-efficient inference, and sovereign deployment models.
This report identifies 16 vendors offering LLMOps platforms. It also provides a comprehensive view of their capabilities.
The following figure from the full report illustrates vendor assessment:
This RadarView Scan includes an analysis of Anthropic, Automation Anywhere, AWS, Databricks, Dify AI, Domino, Google Cloud, H2O.ai, Helicone, IBM, Microsoft, OpenAI, Portkey, TrueFoundry, Vellum AI, and ZenML.
The insights and analysis presented are based on our ongoing interactions with senior executives, vendors, subject matter experts, and Avasant Fellows, along with lessons learned from consulting engagements.
Our evaluation of vendors is based on public disclosures, case studies, product sheets, executive interviews, and our ongoing market interactions. We assess the providers’ LLMOps platform implementation capabilities across enterprises, leading to our recognition of the vendors that have brought the most value to the market.
Table of contents
About the report (Page 3)
Executive summary (Pages 4)
Product Assessment overview (Pages 5–10)
Lay of the land (Pages 11–14)
Vendor assessment (Pages 15–17)
Vendor profiles (Pages 18–34)
Key contacts (Page 35)
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