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The Operating Model Shift — From Agency to Agentic Engineering

Every services firm runs on the same hidden equation, whether or not anyone has written it down: revenue is a function of headcount. To grow, you hire. To take on more work, you staff up. To protect margin, you push utilization. The whole apparatus of an agency, a consultancy, or a professional-services firm is a machine for converting human time into invoices, and the better you run it, the more cleanly that conversion happens.

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What Is an Agentic Operating System?

An agentic operating system (agentic OS, or AOS) is the operating model a business runs on when AI agents—not just people or scripts—do the work: a coordinated layer of agents, shared context, guardrails, evaluations, and orchestration that turns one-off AI experiments into a system that ships real business outcomes on repeat.

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Mastering AI Deployment: Adapting the AWS Well-Architected Framework for Business Success

In today's rapidly evolving technological landscape, artificial intelligence (AI) has become essential for businesses aiming to maintain a competitive edge. However, deploying AI solutions effectively requires a well-structured approach to ensure they are reliable, secure, efficient, and cost-effective. TheAWS Well-Architected Framework, renowned for guiding cloud-based architectures, provides a solid foundation adaptable for AI implementations. This article explores how businesses can tailor the principles of this framework to optimize their AI solutions.

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How to NOT Have Your Data Trained on by AI Across Leading LLMs

Large Language Models (LLMs) have become indispensable tools for businesses, but a key concern persists: How do you ensure your private or proprietary data isn’t used to train these models? This guide covers the most notable LLMs, their policies, and actionable steps to safeguard your data. Links to turn off data training for each tool are provided for easy access.

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Facet's 2024 Strategy & 10 Year Anniversary

2023 was a hard year for Facet. We felt the crunch of many of our current and prospective partners get squeezed by real economic factors — internal restructuring, and downsizing. We’ve seen projects that were eagerly awaited in 2022 get wiped off the map in 2023, and some departments completely removed (for the time being).

These economic realities are the harness which innovation must ride — and as strategic partners to digital endeavors, Facet ambled along, sometimes blind to the next challenge around the corner.