Live Webinar · Session 1 of 4

Your enterprise already has
two workforces.
Only one has a manager.

Employees now use AI assistants across their daily work. Autonomous agents are operating across engineering, support, procurement, security, and finance. Most enterprises can count tokens. Almost none can answer who owns each agent, what budget it consumes, or how much authority it’s allowed to exercise.

Date

Sep 2, 2026

Time

1:00 PM ET

Format

45 min live

For

CIOs & CISOs

In 45 minutes, you’ll see

1

Every employee seat and every agent, side by side

Employee AI assistants, autonomous agents, and API keys, identified and attributed to an owner, cost center, and budget.

2

A runaway agent, caught live

An agent crosses its autonomy ceiling. Watch XOPS warn, throttle, reassign, or suspend it before it becomes an invoice.

3

An employee leaves Friday. Their agent is still spending Monday.

One operational story: how XOPS finds every assistant, key, and agent an employee owned, and routes one decision to their manager.

PC

Pat Calhoun

Chief Commercial Officer, XOPS

45 min

Live, with Q&A

1.4M+

Identities under coordination

4

Sessions in the series

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In production at

Broadcom • Cencora • S&P Global • Corteva

Three questions most enterprises can’t answer

How many AI agents are operating in your enterprise?

Who owns each one?

What happens when one exceeds its budget or authority?

Most enterprises can count tokens. Almost none can attribute them to accountable owners. A dashboard reports. A Position governs.

One operating model for the AI era

The full series

Session 1 establishes the platform and operating model. Each session after it proves the same model in a different domain.

Sep 2 · Session 1