aiqbench analysis
AWS Marketplace is leveraging autonomous AI agents to streamline enterprise software acquisition, automating due diligence and deployment tasks within the software development lifecycle. While these agents handle administrative overhead and vendor qualification independently, complex enterprise applications still rely on human sales teams for final engagement. This shift highlights a growing trend where agentic systems manage multi-step procurement workflows without constant human initiation.
How AWS Marketplace is using AI agents to meet the rising demand for AI agents

Increasingly, AI agents are handling the nitty-gritty admin and due diligence tasks, but agent-powered marketplaces won't replace live human sales reps or engineers anytime soon.
Follow ZDNET: Add us as a preferred source on Google. AWS Marketplace uses AI agents to meet the rising demand for AI agents. Agent-powered marketplaces extend support to due diligence and deployment. Larger enterprise apps still require human sales teams. AWS Marketplace, one of the most well-known application marketplaces catering to enterprises of all sizes, is seeing rapid growth of its stable of AI agents, along with a rising number of traditional application offerings. A year ago, "AI agents" ranked 64th among keyword searches across the marketplace,…
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