Administering Cloud EPM: The Platform Beneath the Business Processes · Module 16 · AI Agent Studio and EPM Assistants
Lab: scope it honestly and place it in the role model
Lesson 186 of 201 · 2 min
NORTHWIND'S CFO HAS ASKED, "CAN WE HAVE AN AI ASSISTANT FOR PLANNING?" An hour, and it starts with a question you will be asked for real. Seven deliverables. A written scoping response covering what is actually available, the prerequisite stack, the effort, and the single-business-process boundary. A completed prerequisite stack checklist showing Northwind's current position against each item. Federation and confidential application configuration — or, on the follow-along path, a complete configuration runbook with owners. An access design placing agent access INSIDE the Module 6 group model. A governance note answering the five questions from Lesson 8. A written recommendation: proceed now, proceed later, or do not — with reasoning. And a note on what would CHANGE your recommendation. The acceptance criteria. The scoping response describes TEMPLATES REQUIRING CUSTOMIZATION, not a turnkey feature. The single-business-process boundary is stated explicitly. Federation is correctly identified as the pivotal prerequisite. Agent access sits…
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In this module: Module 16 · AI Agent Studio and EPM Assistants
- 1What EPM Assistants are
- 2Scope and requirements
- 3The prerequisite stack
- 4Configuring authentication and federation
- 5Configuring user access
- 6Downloading and importing assistants
- 7Running and validating agents
- 8An honest assessment, and what breaks
- 9Lab: scope it honestly and place it in the role model