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The most important design decision in an AI agent is the boundary: what it must not attempt, and what happens when it reaches the edge.
Automation that started as a convenience can become an unmonitored dependency. Signals that it is time to promote it.
Most landing zone regret comes from decisions about ownership, cost accountability and change process rather than network topology.
Microsoft Fabric suits many analytics estates well. The decision should still be made against workload characteristics, not defaults.
Reports are replaced constantly. The model beneath them should not be. Design choices that keep a model useful through change.
Alert fatigue is a detection engineering problem. Tuning, enrichment and disciplined data onboarding address it directly.
Sprawl is a lifecycle problem. Provisioning standards, ownership and expiry do more than any clean-up project.
Launch traffic is easy. Sustained use comes from tasks, ownership and content operations rather than from design.
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