Saltware, Databricks, and Datadog to Hold Seminar on AI Agent Build-and-Operate Strategies
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Saltware, Databricks, and Datadog will hold a joint seminar.
The seminar, titled 'AI Agent End-to-End, From Data to Operations,' was disclosed on the 21st.
The seminar will focus on the entire process, from building AI agents to operating them.
Saltware, Databricks, and Datadog will hold a joint seminar. The seminar, titled "AI Agent End-to-End, From Data to Operations," was disclosed on the 21st.
The seminar will focus on the entire process, from building AI agents to operating them. It was organized to examine the challenges companies face in the process of adopting AI agents, including data integration, deployment, performance monitoring, and operations management.
The seminar aims to share technologies that address these challenges and practical implementation methods. Accordingly, the three companies will give presentations covering the full process from data utilization to AI agent development, monitoring, and operations.
Databricks will introduce ways to use the "Databricks Data Intelligence Platform" and the AI-powered conversational analytics tool "Genie." It will also present natural-language query capabilities for distributed internal enterprise data as well as integration functions with AI agents.
Datadog will introduce methods for monitoring data pipelines and AI agent performance. It will also cover response-quality monitoring and token usage and cost monitoring.
Saltware shared AI agent build-and-operate strategies that integrate Databricks and Datadog technologies. Based on build patterns identified in customer projects and considerations for real-world deployment, Saltware also explained ways to manage AI agents stably in operation.
At this seminar, the participants focused not only on AI agent development and deployment but also on operations management in actual enterprise environments. The seminar reviewed stage-by-stage considerations, including data utilization and AI agent performance, quality, and cost management, and also shared an approach that examines deployment and operations together.
Lee Jeong-geun, CEO of Saltware, said that as the use of AI agents in enterprises expands, the importance of effectively connecting data and operating deployed services stably is growing. He also said that the seminar shared considerations across data utilization, AI agent deployment, performance monitoring, and operations, and that Saltware plans to support customers' AI adoption and use based on its cloud, data deployment, and operations experience.
As an example of related business development, Saltware officially launched "Sapie-ADP (AI Data Platform)," an enterprise AI data platform, in September.
Source: IT DAILY · Kwon Young-seok
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