From automation to AI agents: orchestrating your digital workforce

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Navigating automation, AI workflows, and AI agents Every technology leader is under pressure to bring AI into core business processes. But the real challenge is pinpointing where AI drives meaningful value and how to scale it with reliability.   This guide explains how automation, AI-driven workflows, and AI agents can be incorporated into a process orchestration strategy. It covers the tradeoffs of different approaches and the risks that must be addressed, including when to apply deterministic, dynamic, or agentic orchestration.   You'll also learn why process orchestration isn't just a backend integration task. It has become the strategic layer that connects automation with governance, transparency, and long-term maintainability. Grab the Guide

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