AI coding agents help teams move faster, but governance must keep up. Explore the five AI adoption levels and how to stay in control.
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AI coding agents are moving into production code, but controls haven’t kept up and costs keep rising.
Where do your teams stand today, and what governance do you need to go faster, responsibly?
Jasper Geurts, CTO of Software Improvement Group, helps organizations adapt to the agentic software development lifecycle so they can trust the code their agents write.
Recently we published the AI Adoption Framework, which maps five adoption levels and the governance each one requires.
In the next SIGNAL podcast episode he sits down with our host, Werner Heijstek, to discuss:
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