Kantata launches Agent Studio for professional services
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Kantata launches Agent Studio for professional services
As firms brace for thousands of AI agents, the tool is meant to cut sprawl by letting teams build governed workflows without developers.
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Kantata launches Agent Studio for professional services
It aims to help firms cut admin and keep client work consistent as AI agents proliferate inside large organisations.
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