aiqbench analysis
Salesforce's AIforce introduces a composable agent layer that integrates business logic, security, and governance directly into existing workflows via protocols like Model Context Protocol. This shift allows enterprise agents to access data sources without requiring users to migrate to Salesforce, effectively extending platform capabilities through specialized plugins for sales, service, and development tasks.
Salesforce announces AIforce, unlocking the power of its platform using composable agents
Salesforce Inc. today unveiled a new artificial intelligence interface layer that brings the power of the company’s platform to where people use AI agents to work by providing business logic, semantics, security and governance. In most cases, “AI wiring” and Model Context Protocol ecosystems have permitted companies to attach agents to data sources and tap into […] The post Salesforce announces AIforce, unlocking the power of its platform using composable agents appeared first on SiliconANGLE.
Salesforce Inc. unveiled AIforce today during its Dreamforce user conference, a new artificial intelligence interface layer that brings the power of the company’s platform to where people use AI agents to work by providing business logic, semantics, security and governance. In most cases, “AI wiring” and Model Context Protocol ecosystems have permitted companies to attach agents to data sources and tap into value that exists in platforms. Salesforce said that with AIforce, users and businesses don’t have to come to Salesforce to get work done; it…
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