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eCommerceNews Australia: AI Agents Force Enterprises to Rethink Infrastructure and Governance
eCommerceNews Australia featured Kathryn Giudes in the shadow-AI section of the TechDay piece on agentic AI, with Opti Assist Free positioned as the governed alternative for organisations handling customer data.
eCommerceNews Australia carried the TechDay feature on how agentic AI is forcing enterprises to reshape their infrastructure, machine identity and governance. For the commerce audience, the piece foregrounds the customer-data risk when staff use consumer AI tools for workplace tasks. Kathryn Giudes is quoted in the shadow-AI section, framing Opti Assist Free as the governed alternative that customer-facing organisations can actually let their teams use.
"Opti Assist Free is how we close it, not by banning AI, but by giving people a version of it they can safely say yes to."
Kathryn Giudes, Founder & Managing Director, ORCA Opti
Read the full article: AI agents force enterprises to rethink infrastructure and governance (eCommerceNews Australia, by Sean Mitchell)