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This article focuses on the deployment of agentic AI within enterprise workflows, specifically examining how Infor leverages industry-specific context to address governance and trust issues in production environments. The core discussion centers on moving beyond generic copilots to autonomous agents that operate with authorized precision across complex operational systems.
What to expect at Infor Velocity Week: Join theCUBE Oct. 7
As agentic artificial intelligence moves into production, the harder question is becoming what enterprises will actually trust it to do. Infor Inc. is betting that industry-specific context can help bridge that gap. The enterprise software company is embedding AI agents, process intelligence and automation into its applications as businesses look for ways to move beyond […] The post What to expect at Infor Velocity Week: Join theCUBE Oct. 7 appeared first on SiliconANGLE.
What to expect at Infor Velocity Week: Join theCUBE Oct. 7 As agentic AI moves into production, the harder question is becoming what enterprises will actually trust it to do. Infor Inc. is betting that industry-specific context can help bridge that gap. The enterprise software company is embedding AI agents, process intelligence and automation into its applications as businesses look for ways to move beyond copilots and put AI to work inside operational workflows. “As artificial intelligence agents move from experimental tools…
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