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  1. Agentic Orchestration
    How Process Discipline Governs and Scales AI Agents in Enterprise Operations
    Bernd Rücker and Amy Johnston

    Building an impressive AI agent demo is easy. Running one in production—reliably, at scale, with governance—is where most enterprises get stuck. Agentic Orchestration shows how BPMN-based process orchestration governs AI agents at scale, drawing on real deployments across banking, telecom, and healthcare. Reasoning without orchestration is expensive chaos. This book shows the way out.

  2. The Complete Guide to Dify
    From Zero to Production — Building, Deploying, and Scaling AI Applications
    Steve Publications

    AI application development is moving fast, but building systems that actually work in production is still difficult. This guide shows you how to build, deploy and scale AI applications with Dify, covering visual workflows, RAG, AI agents, integrations, security and production operations. It's a practical, hands-on resource for turning prototypes into reliable real-world applications.

  3. Failure Driven Development
    Software Development Habits Haven't Caught Up to Cheap Compute
    Paul Tarvydas

    Failure Driven Development Software Development Habits Haven't Caught Up to Cheap Compute. Design software the way electrical engineers design circuits — probes, test jigs, and a bowl of trusted parts — and field defects follow the same trajectory as hardware: toward zero.