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The biggest question in enterprise today: how do you make these agents actually do the work?
One of the hardest things about working with agents is understanding how to turn them into digital employees.
Once we can rely on agents to work the way people do, it will redefine how we create IP, the applications we need, and the relationships we have with technology vendors.
Scale100 publishes original research on using agents in the enterprise. The focus is trust: what it takes to trust an agent's work, and how to form a social contract with an agent so it behaves in ways we find acceptable and could be hired as an employee.
And we examine the relationship between enterprises and AI vendors, and look for ways to improve the enterprise's bargaining position.
Scale100 also interviews CIOs, CTOs, and other technology leaders about adopting agents and AI workflows.
Scale100 is led by Sholto Macpherson, a technology journalist and consultant. He has written about enterprise technology for the past 26 years, in broadsheet newspapers, business magazines, and Scale100, formerly DigitalFirst.com.
Scale100 produces independent research and doesn't write commissioned reports paid by vendors.
Conference travel is sometimes paid for by vendors, most often for events in the United States, so we can cover their events. Vendors who pay for travel costs do not have a say over the editorial produced from that trip.
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