Researchers have introduced a "process harness" designed to integrate legacy workflows with Agentic Business Process Management (Agentic BPM) without requiring a complete overhaul of existing systems. This mechanism overlays a policy-governed agentic layer onto deterministic workflow engines, allowing for reasoning, adaptation, and oversight at key control points. The system is defined by the Task-Decision-Flow (TDF) model, which utilizes three agent types—TaskAgent, DecisionAgent, and FlowAgent—each operating under policies derived from the process FRAME. CUGA FLO is presented as an implementation of this model, demonstrated on a loan approval workflow to showcase its capabilities in reconciling imperative and normative requirements. AI
IMPACT This approach could enable organizations to leverage AI capabilities within their existing infrastructure, potentially streamlining operations and improving decision-making without costly system replacements.
RANK_REASON The cluster describes a research paper detailing a new technical approach for integrating AI into existing business processes.
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- Agentic BPM
- CUGA FLO
- DecisionAgent
- FlowAgent
- FRAME
- loan approval workflow
- TaskAgent
- Task-Decision-Flow (TDF) model
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