The average Fortune 500 company ran fewer than 15 AI agents last year. Gartner expects…
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The average Fortune 500 company ran fewer than 15 AI agents last year. Gartner expects more than 150,000 by 2028. 🤯 Only 13% of organizations think they’ve got the right governance for that. The model isn’t the bottleneck. Every new agent reopens the same argument about access, budget and blame. @mintive settles that argument once: > which tools each agent can reach > what each team can spend > a record of every call it makes More than 50 companies already pay for it. One yes that covers all of them. 🦾
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