“There are pretty strict top-down mandates… and… communities in open source… hybrid model… pockets of command and control… a lot of coordination.”

Vijoy Pandey, Cisco · DataFramed · #383 How to Coordinate Intelligence Across Teams & Agents | Vijoy Pandey, SVP of Outshift at Cisco

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Proposed a hybrid command-and-control model for agent deployments, mixing strict top-down mandates with open-source community style coordination

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