SoftwareOne Launches GenAI Multi-Agent Cost Optimization System
SoftwareOne has launched a GenAI multi-agent cost optimization system to help customers and partners measure and optimize the cost, accuracy, and performance of their AI agents, announced in a press release.
The system integrates AI observability into its managed services, enabling organizations to monitor, analyze, and continuously improve agent behavior and operational impact. This approach allows businesses to deploy the most suitable agents for specific tasks, ensuring efficient use of AI resources.
According to the company, the new system builds on its expertise in AI and software asset management and supports clients in achieving measurable outcomes from their AI investments. The launch follows SoftwareOne’s recent recognition as one of the first Microsoft Frontier Partner Badge recipients, a designation for partners with AI-focused operations and delivery models.
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