Fabrix.ai shows what agentic AI looks like in action
Fabrix.ai, a pioneer in enterprise-ready agentic AI solutions, successfully hosted its first Agentic AI Demo Day, bringing together IT operations, NOC operations, and AI operations professionals to showcase cutting-edge autonomous AI technologies.
The virtual event featured live demonstrations of Fabrix.ai‘s purpose-built, enterprise-ready agentic AI platform, focusing on practical operational use cases and addressing the challenges of implementing autonomous AI agents in enterprise operational environments.
Andy Thurai, VP analyst of The Field CTO, provided an overview of the Enterprise Agentic AI market, highlighting its evolution from point solutions like Observability and AIOps to comprehensive operational solutions using AI agents. He noted that Fabrix.ai is one of the few companies that have succeeded in making agentic AI solutions enterprise-ready.
Shailesh Manjrekar, CMO of Fabrix.ai, said the event represented a significant milestone in bringing agentic AI to enterprise operations, with attendees witnessing firsthand how Fabrix’s Agentic AI Operational Intelligence Platform circumvents the challenges of stochastic and non-deterministic processes.
The event highlighted key capabilities of Fabrix.ai’s Agentic AI Operational Intelligence platform, including:
- Build, deploy, and orchestrate AI agents for out-of-the-box use cases like anomaly detection and event intelligence using Agent Studio.
- Govern AI agents with AI Persona-based Guardrails, providing checks and balances for access to tools, data, and models.
- MCP Client support for GenAI Co-pilot and AI Agent Studio.
- Multi-agent and Multi-domain support with Google’s A2A protocol.
- Quality control of agents with observability, explainability, and testing.
The Demo Day also featured presentations from ecosystem partners, including Cisco, Outshift Agency, IBM Consulting, and Tumeryk, showcasing enterprise capabilities and exploring the future of interconnected AI systems.
Fabrix.ai announced its participation in the AGNTCY collective, joining other innovative companies committed to advancing agentic AI technology and standards. Shailesh Manjrekar said this collaboration will create a new operational paradigm where AI agents seamlessly collaborate to solve complex problems.
Tushar Agrawal, Sr. Director of AI, AGNTCY, welcomed Fabrix.ai to the collective, stating that innovative companies coming together is necessary to build the open, interoperable Internet Of Agents.
Rohit Valia, CEO of Tumeryk, discussed the balance between autonomous operation and human oversight, demonstrating Tumeryk AI Trust Score based on NVIDIA NeMo Guardrails.
Venkat Raghav from IBM Consulting highlighted the integration of Fabrix.ai’s Agentic platform with IBM Granite models and IBM Granite Guardrails, important building blocks for the platform.