AI AT WORK
Company AI agents need more than a chat box.
Google’s enterprise agent platform brings building and oversight together. Your company knowledge is where the practical work begins.
By Nansen Systems ·
Announcement:
What was announced
At Cloud Next on 22 April 2026, Google introduced Gemini Enterprise Agent Platform for technical teams building and managing AI agents. Google says it brings model-building services together with tools for integration, security and ongoing operation.
The platform connects with the Gemini Enterprise app, giving employees a way to access agents at work. The announcement concerns Google’s enterprise products; it does not mean those services are included in a Nansen course or implementation.
Nansen’s perspective
The practical question for a business is: what should an agent know, and what should it be allowed to do? A skincare sales assistant could draft a follow-up using approved product facts and pricing. An operations assistant could locate an SOP. Neither should invent a discount, make an unsupported product claim or open files outside the employee’s permissions.
Keep people at the center
Choose one recurring task with your team, organize its trusted sources, and test real questions. Keep a person responsible for approving sensitive actions and correcting outdated information. Extend the workflow only after it works reliably for the people using it.
The takeaway
Organized company knowledge, clear permissions and human ownership are the foundation—not optional finishing touches.
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