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What Is the Agent Manager? The Role AI Governance Creates
The Agent Manager is the emerging enterprise role that governs AI agents: declaring intent, monitoring behavior, and correcting drift.
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The Market Is Circling Enterprise Memory. Nobody Has Named the Layer.
Microsoft Build 2026 and Gartner's first AI Governance Magic Quadrant both point at Enterprise Memory. Neither names Operational Governance.
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Why Enterprise Memory Gets More Valuable Over Time
Enterprise Memory compounds. The longer an organization builds it, the more valuable and irreplaceable it becomes. Here is why that matters for AI governance.
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Model-Independence: Governance Beyond Any Single LLM
Model-independence means your AI governance layer, Enterprise Memory, and audit record persist no matter which LLM you use. Here is why that matters.
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Why Governance is the Accelerant, not the Brake
Does AI governance slow adoption? The data says it doesn't. Ungoverned agents stall. Governed agents can scale.
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Shadow AI Isn't a Security Problem, It's a Memory Problem
Shadow AI is an employee's use of unapproved AI tools within the enterprise. SALVAE's Operational Governance identifies it.
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The Authorization Gap: Why AI Governance Fails Quietly
The Authorization Gap is the space between declared AI intent and actual AI behavior. Here is why it forms, and why compliance alone cannot close it.
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Operational Governance vs. Compliance Governance: What's the Difference?
Operational Governance asks if AI is doing what you declared. Compliance Governance asks if you're allowed to do it. Both matter. Only one was named.
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What Is Enterprise Memory? A Definition
Enterprise Memory is the governed model of how an organization behaves, distinct from data catalogs and metadata governance. Here is the definition.