MCP for the Enterprise: Governed Workflows as Tools
MCP lets enterprise buyers expose governed workflows as reusable agent tools while preserving the same policies, permissions, validation, and audit trails.
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What actually happens in a 60-day AI agent deployment: policy encoding, document calibration, integration, audit-mode shadowing, and the evidence gates that precede production.
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