Architecture of multi-agent AI systems in enterprise
Integrating autonomous agents into enterprise ERP and ECM environments requires strict architectural discipline, using DDD and RBAC to mitigate security risks.

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Operating Model Consultant
Works on practical business-transformation questions, from defining decisions and roles to validating processes, data and team readiness.
Integrating autonomous agents into enterprise ERP and ECM environments requires strict architectural discipline, using DDD and RBAC to mitigate security risks.
How SRE practices, DORA metrics, and engineering discipline help prevent technical debt, while low-code platforms standardize core architecture.
Transitioning to microservices without considering operational complexity creates technical debt. We examine approaches for building stable enterprise systems.
How to combine the flexibility of custom development with the speed of low-code while maintaining engineering discipline, version control, and robust system architecture.
How to combine the flexibility of AI with the rigid logic of BPMN 2.0 and DMN to automate first-line request processing without security risks or operational chaos.
Process Mining methodology reconstructs real task flows using digital footprints, revealing hidden bottlenecks and unauthorized workarounds invisible to management.
Why traditional process maps doom IT projects to failure and how to build effective automation based on real logs, BPMN 2.0, and DMN decision tables.
Balancing deterministic orchestration and probabilistic AI in enterprise systems to avoid technical debt and critical security risks.
RPA is a useful temporary bridge to legacy systems following an ERP deployment. However, automating Excel-based workflows, email approvals, and fragmented responsibilities often accelerates technical debt rather than resolving it.
Phased migration of legacy ERP systems in the public sector helps avoid downtime and ensures process continuity by focusing on automation and data.