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AI, Cloud and Compliance As CFOs evaluate investments in AI, cloud infrastructure, SaaS applications, and compliance initiatives, there’s one question they should ask first: Do we have a complete and accurate picture of the technology we already own and operate? Every device, application, cloud workload, and software license affects
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The software industry has always been shaped by new tools that promise speed and efficiency. From high-level languages to cloud infrastructure, each wave of innovation has reduced friction and raised expectations. The current wave is AI-generated code, but this new era of innovation is different in both scale and consequence.
Fortune 500 companies are expected to operate more than 150,000 agents by 2028, according to an analysis from Gartner. If achieved, it would represent a 10,000-fold increase compared to 2025, when enterprises averaged just 15 agents. Indeed, this shift toward agentic systems is the most significant architectural evolution