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Datadog’s FinOps analyst says AI cost management starts with tagging and model governance

AI cost management is becoming a C-suite problem. Here's what Datadog's FinOps team says every CTO needs to know.

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Why it matters

As enterprises scale AI deployments, cost governance and resource tagging are emerging as critical operational disciplines. This expert commentary frames AI FinOps as an extension of cloud cost management—with new complexity around model selection and compute allocation.

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  1. Datadog senior FinOps analyst Deeja Cruz quoted on AI cost taxonomy

  2. Core discipline: understanding usage, rationale, and cost attribution

  3. Model governance and tagging identified as foundational practices

  4. AI cost management extends cloud FinOps practices to new domain

  5. Datadog senior FinOps analyst Deeja Cruz identifies tagging and model governance as foundational

  6. AI cost management requires new taxonomy within existing FinOps frameworks

  7. Core discipline remains: understanding usage, rationale, and cost attribution

  8. Cloud FinOps lessons are transferable to AI cost control

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Publisher excerpt: AI cost management is bringing a new taxonomy to FinOps practitioners, but the core discipline, understanding what you’re using, why, and what it costs, remains the same. That constancy is reassuring and instructive, according to Deeja Cruz (pictured), senior FinOps analyst at Datadog Inc. The…
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