Executive ExchangeShipping Agents With Engineering Rigor
An evening series from Acme and Northwind, touring five cities this spring.
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Your engineering teams settled long ago how code reaches customers: tickets, pull requests, test suites, staged releases and an on-call owner for every service. Nobody debates that playbook anymore, because it answers the questions that matter most: who signs off, what counts as done and how a change gets rolled back the moment it misbehaves.
Agents rarely get that treatment. They launch from side projects, change without review and end up owned by no one, which makes them hard to trust.
Closing that gap is the whole point of the night.
Over dinner, leaders from Acme and Northwind compare how release engineering habits carry over to agents, and where they quietly break. We walk through the Agent Delivery Lifecycle, seven checkpoints that take an agent from a rough sketch to a monitored service, then show where Northwind's tooling and the Acme platform each pick up the work in a typical enterprise setup.
Expect a room of CIOs drafting company AI policy and platform heads with dozens of agents already in flight. If your goal is fewer surprises in production and a program you can defend in any budget review, you will meet plenty of people here working on exactly the same problem.
Who should attend
Technology executives at mid-size and large companies, from CIOs and CTOs to heads of platform, data and security, who already run several agent pilots and now need a shared process, named owners and numbers that justify the next round of spend.
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Take the Lifecycle Back to Your Team
Prefer to work through this with your own people? Our field team can run a private, half-day session at your office, mapping each agent project you have in flight onto the seven checkpoints of the Agent Delivery Lifecycle and leaving every one of them with a named owner, a test plan and a clear release path your reviewers can sign off on.
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