Air Adds Agentic Workflow Tools to Defense Readiness Platform
Air, the defense software company formerly known as Govini, added agentic workflow and data activation capabilities to its Enterprise Readiness platform, the company announced in a press release. When production slips, Air says the platform can now automate key processes, calculate trade offs, reallocate components to priority units and update training schedules across defense programs.
A new Flows capability coordinates work and dependencies among prime contractors, program offices and operators. Users can also ingest their own data sources, extract entities and combine that information with Air's commercial data and ontologies on suppliers, parts, contracts and market signals.
The release also introduces mission specific execution centers and an updated interface that directs users to the decisions and actions required. Air is demonstrating the capabilities at the Association of the United States Army Annual Meeting and Exposition on October 13.
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