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How to Choose an Agentic AI Orchestrator

Choosing the right platform for enterprise-ready Agentic AI Workflows

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Martin Jurran
Martin Jurran
Software Engineer - OSS, Azure AI Foundry, Enterprise Architecture

Beyond traditional automation: AI Workflows empower teams to move away from administrative heavy-lifting and into a high-level oversight role. Lay back and let the AI do the job.

Beyond traditional automation: AI Workflows empower teams to move away from administrative heavy-lifting and into a high-level oversight role. Lay back and let the AI do the job.

Probably no one has been able to escape the hype around Agentic AI over recent months. I think we have all seen incredible demos: AI Agents acting as subject matter experts, or autonomously writing reliable code to draw insights from data and make business decisions. In the past, those tasks were incredibly time-consuming for humans, involving multiple steps and navigating complex data ambiguity. Now, that ambiguity and complexity can be automated.

How to build enterprise-ready AI solutions with Azure AI Agents

Learn about architectural options for enterprise-ready LLM AI solutions using Azure AI Agents

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Martin Jurran
Martin Jurran
Software Engineer - OSS, Azure AI Foundry, Enterprise Architecture

AI is sometimes too good to be true — it’s so easy to integrate and use compared to rule based approaches. That’s why governance is important. Befriend the AI and be accountable together. (Photo by the author)

AI is sometimes too good to be true — it’s so easy to integrate and use compared to rule based approaches. That’s why governance is important. Befriend the AI and be accountable together. (Photo by the author)

Integrating large language models (LLMs) into apps has become popular over the past few years. But there’s challenges hiding beneath the surface.

The way some apps send general queries to LLM endpoints (like Open AI’s API) is basically a black box. If the responses start to vary or the quality decreases, figuring out the “why” becomes a challenge — unless you build governing logic yourself. Not ideal.