Driven Tech Releases Lasius for Enterprise AI Agent Orchestration
Driven Tech made Lasius generally available on September 21, the company said in a press release. The agent orchestration environment is designed to move enterprise AI workflows into secure and governed production.
Lasius connects AI agents, models, enterprise knowledge, workflows and tools. It applies security controls, policies, human approvals and audit records throughout workflow execution.
The platform supports different models and tools, with uses across customer operations, employee services, IT and cybersecurity. It extends Driven Tech's Applied Intelligence platform, and the company is offering demonstrations and scoped customer engagements.
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