The AI-Orchestrated Enterprise

Designing Trusted Agentic AI Systems for Oracle, SAP, and Mission-Critical Business Operations
1. Auflage 2026
ISBN: 979-8-8688-3496-7
Verlag: APRESS L.P.

Buch, Englisch, 235 Seiten, Format (B × H): 178 mm x 254 mm

As enterprises adopt Agentic AI to automate critical business processes, the challenge is no longer building intelligent agents—it is ensuring they operate reliably, securely, and responsibly on enterprise data platforms that cannot afford downtime. This book provides a practical blueprint for designing resilient AI-native enterprise architectures where autonomous agents interact with mission-critical Oracle and SAP systems. Readers will learn how to architect highly available data platforms, integrate Agentic AI with enterprise workflows, and implement governance, observability, and operational controls that ensure autonomous systems remain trustworthy, auditable, and resilient under failure. Drawing on proven enterprise patterns, the book demonstrates how to combine Oracle high-availability technologies, SAP Business Technology Platform (BTP), blockchain-backed provenance, and modern AI orchestration frameworks into a unified enterprise architecture.

Going beyond infrastructure design, the book introduces the role of the AI Orchestrator—the enterprise architect responsible for governing AI-driven business operations across data, applications, and infrastructure. Through practical reference architectures, implementation patterns, migration strategies, and operational playbooks, readers will learn how to build self-healing, AI-enabled enterprise platforms that support continuous operations, regulatory compliance, and business resilience. Aligned with industry standards including TOGAF 10, the NIST AI Risk Management Framework, Model Context Protocol (MCP), Agent2Agent, and the OWASP Top 10 for LLM Applications, this book equips enterprise architects, technology leaders, and platform teams with the knowledge needed to design and operate production-ready Agentic AI systems at enterprise scale.

You Will:

• Design resilient architectures integrating Agentic AI with Oracle, SAP, and mission-critical data platforms.
• Implement HA, governance, observability, and blockchain-backed provenance for trustworthy autonomous systems.
• Build AI-native platforms with SAP BTP, Oracle high-availability technologies, and AI orchestration frameworks.

Zielgruppe

Professional/practitioner

Autoren/Hrsg.

Javid Ur, Rahaman

Fachgebiete

• Wirtschaftswissenschaften Betriebswirtschaft Wirtschaftsmathematik und -statistik
• Mathematik | Informatik EDV | Informatik Informatik

Inhaltsverzeichnis

Chapter 1: The Orchestration Constraint: Why Enterprise AI Now Fails at the Decision Layer.- Chapter 2: The Orchestration Reference Model: Seven Planes Every AI-Led Estate Must Implement.- Chapter 3: The Inference Boundary: Placing Machine Decisions Inside the Transaction.- Chapter 4: The Autonomy Ladder: Seven Levels from Manual Recovery to Granted Authority.- Chapter 5: The Authority Grant: Writing, Bounding and Revoking What an Agent May Do.- Chapter 6: The Reversal Horizon: Decision Recovery and the Incident That Never Alerts.- Chapter 7: The Return on Intelligence: Measuring What Orchestration Is Worth.- Chapter 8: The Orchestrator's Instruments: Runbooks, Decision Records and Reference Material.- Chapter 9: Orchestrating the Data Tier: A Worked Estate from Maximum Availability to Level 5.- Chapter 10: Orchestrating the Process of Record: A Worked ERP Estate and the Closing Comparison.

Über Autor(innen)

Dr. Javid Ur Rahaman is Head of Applied Intelligence at AAI Applied Agentic Intelligence Research Labs and holds a doctorate from Golden Gate University, specializing in time-series data and computer science engineering. His doctoral dissertation is “Mitigating Disease Progression via Applied Intelligence: A Reinforcement-Learning and Small Reasoning Model Architecture for Proactive, Explainable, Vendor-Agnostic Clinical Decision Support.” He has twenty-five years of data engineering practice across Oracle and SAP. His production work spans multi-site Oracle high availability in energy trading, large-scale healthcare platforms built around patient-data sovereignty, and multi-continent SAP and Oracle ERP migration programs. He is the named inventor on a blockchain patent application (US 2021/0382868 A1) for geotagged enterprise data provenance, which underpins the verifiable decision-log architecture proposed in this book. He has corporate paralegal experience in Texas, focused on M&A data separation and mergers for Oracle and SAP, with domain knowledge in healthcare and life sciences; that background informs the governance, compliance and liability material throughout. He was technical reviewer for the Apress title Oracle Exadata Handbook, co-authored enterprise Oracle titles with BPB in 2019, and published Modern Oracle Enterprise Architecture (BPB Publications) in 2022. His current research focuses on agentic AI orchestration, cross-vendor data resilience, and applied-intelligence workforce development with community colleges and vocational institutes.