Varick Agents: AI for Enterprise Workflow Automation
Varick Agents founder Vasuman Moza explains how forward-deployed AI agents automate enterprise workflows without disruptive migrations.

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high failure rate of AI projects, most never reaching production
From the article 5 mentionsThis targeted approach ensures that automation efforts are focused on areas with the highest potential impact, making the adoption of AI more efficient and effective for large organizations.
avoiding massive, expensive system overhauls like a $5M SAP migration
From the articleThis method eliminates the need for massive, expensive migrations, a significant hurdle for companies that have invested heavily, like one customer’s $5 million, five-year SAP migration.
From the article 9 mentionsVasuman Moza, founder of Varick Agents, addresses this critical bottleneck by proposing a novel approach: forward-deployed agents that work on top of existing infrastructure.
automating complex, often undocumented enterprise processes as they are
From the article 4 mentionsVarick’s strategy is built around the constraint of avoiding further disruption, aiming to automate processes as they are, rather than forcing a system overhaul.
eliminates need for disruptive migrations, preserving legacy investments
From the article 3 mentionsVarick’s strategy is built around the constraint of avoiding further disruption, aiming to automate processes as they are, rather than forcing a system overhaul.
understanding customer's actual workflow instead of generic AI tools
enabling successful AI adoption and measurable business value
From the articleBy automating these real-world processes end-to-end, Varick aims to deliver tangible ROI.
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