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Companies are rapidly adopting AI agents to enhance various business operations. Salesforce, for example, has integrated AI agents into their Agentforce platform, amassing insights from over 500,000 customer conversations, showcasing how AI can drive both empathy and efficiency. The interest in leveraging AI agent designs to optimize processes is growing, as businesses seek to harness the power of intelligent automation. Companies are increasingly interested in how to get the most out of new agentic AI designs.

Agent Architect is emerging as a critical role, tasked with designing and implementing intelligent agent workflows using low-code tools. These architects bridge the gap between business goals and AI automation, mapping processes to workflows and designing agent behaviors that adapt and evolve with minimal human intervention. Lyzr is helping to train Agent Architects with the aim of accelerating automation strategies. This new role is essential, as analysts, developers, and system engineers were not originally hired to manage agentic AI.

Furthermore, partnerships are forming to extend the reach of AI agents into government sectors. Leidos and Moveworks are collaborating to provide agentic AI solutions to government agencies in the U.S., U.K., and Australia, aiming to improve efficiency for government workers. Moveworks has received security certifications from Leidos, showing their capacity to support government agencies with secure AI solutions. Additionally, Zero Networks is promoting automated microsegmentation to enhance cybersecurity through zero trust policies, isolating assets within networks to limit the impact of cyberattacks, with automation seen as key to practical real-world network security.
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