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Enterprise Applied AI | Agentic Systems | Customer Adoption

Enterprise AI shouldn't stop at workflows. It should deploy controlled digital workers.

I design and deploy enterprise AI systems that can investigate, reason, use tools, review and correct their work, while preserving evidence, human judgement and production controls.

Production multi-agent systems, enterprise knowledge agents and controlled agentic architectures across Google Cloud, AWS and Azure.

I believe the next decade of enterprise AI will be defined not by larger models, but by better systems for controlled delegation.

The shift Ming is building toward

Deterministic workflows still matter. They are not enough for work that must investigate, revisit and prove its reasoning.

Workflow automation

Best for known processes with predefined steps.

Prompt
Fixed sequence
LLM call
Output

Controlled digital worker

Useful when work requires investigation, evidence and review.

Delegated objective
Plan and investigate
Use tools and evidence
Review and correct
Human approval
Controlled release
Review loop: investigate, correct, then release only when controls pass.

Point of view

Applied AI leadership built around one principle: autonomy must come with control.

Much of today's agentic AI is still a predefined workflow with an LLM inserted into several steps. Ming's work focuses on systems that can make bounded decisions about what to investigate next, use tools, revisit assumptions and correct errors without losing evidence, governance or human accountability.

Enterprise deployment

Moves AI from technical concept to production-ready customer adoption across complex enterprise environments.

Agentic engineering

Designs multi-agent systems, tool-calling, RAG, evaluation and controlled review patterns.

Human-governed autonomy

Builds evidence grounding, exception handling, approval gates and release controls into autonomous systems.

Current role

Senior Manager, AI Analytics, PwC Australia

Leads enterprise AI transformation programs across telecommunications, banking, energy, insurance and retail, with a focus on customer-facing architecture, production adoption and responsible controls.

Built for technical leaders, applied AI teams and enterprise decision makers evaluating frontier AI systems in real operating environments.

Systems

Two flagships: one for the philosophy, one for production proof.

The work is organised around controlled digital workers: systems that investigate, use tools, preserve evidence, review and release through human-governed controls.

Concept flagship | Public engineering prototype

From workflow automation to a controlled digital workforce.

Controlled Agentic Accountant Copilot

A controlled agentic system for financial-statement preparation, designed around delegated work, investigation, tool use, review, correction and controlled release.

Problem

Financial-statement preparation is not simply a linear prompt chain. It requires source matching, judgement-sensitive review, evidence preservation, correction loops and final human accountability.

Architecture

  • Persistent digital workers with Hermes-based runtime profiles and a Codex CLI execution worker.
  • Specialist agents for delegated investigation, tool use and structured workbook generation.
  • Evidence registry and source-of-truth separation so guidance can inform judgement without becoming client evidence.

Controls

  • Bounded senior-review and correction loops.
  • Deterministic controls, human approval and release gates.
  • Structured workbooks, evidence-linked outputs and long-running task recovery.
View GitHub
1Objective
2Digital workers
3Evidence registry
4Senior review
5Release gate
The loop is review-bound: correction happens before controlled release.

Production flagship | Major Australian telecommunications provider

Real-time agentic AI for live customer operations.

Enterprise Contact Centre AI Transformation

Led technical architecture and production deployment of a real-time agentic AI platform delivered across PwC, Google Cloud and the client.

Problem

Safety-critical customer operations required real-time vulnerability and emergency-signal detection, low-latency guidance, evaluation tooling and operational controls.

Architecture

  • Detection, Guidance and Triage agent architecture using Gemini 2.5 Flash and Google Agent Development Kit.
  • Real-time tool-calling integrated with Google Cloud Contact Center AI and Coach AI.
  • Vertex AI Search, BigQuery, Firestore, Pub/Sub and Looker for grounding, state, eventing, analytics and monitoring.

Controls

  • Synthetic conversation generation.
  • Automated evaluation, replay and engineering diagnostics.
  • Showcased at Google Summit Sydney 2026.
1Live signal
2Detection agent
3Tool-calling
4Guidance / triage
5Evaluation loop
The loop is production-bound: model accuracy is separated from application-layer signal persistence.

Supporting case studies

Major Australian energy infrastructure provider

Enterprise Knowledge Agents

Led development of an enterprise HR knowledge assistant positioned as a reusable enterprise knowledge-agent pattern.

Architecture

Combined AWS Bedrock, Amazon Neptune, OpenSearch Serverless, RAG and Model Context Protocol with graph-based context, vector retrieval and LLM reasoning.

Control

Focused on grounding enterprise knowledge work in structured context rather than treating the assistant as a generic chatbot.

National Australian retailer

Agentic ML Modernisation

Designed an agentic ML modernisation framework for migrating fragmented legacy R and Python environments into production-grade MLOps.

Architecture

Used LangGraph, Azure ML and CI/CD across data transfer, environment standardisation, script refactoring and pipeline generation.

Control

Converted fragmented analytical assets into a repeatable modernisation framework with production-oriented delivery controls.

Public engineering prototype

Tax Ruling Analysis

Applies controlled agentic reasoning to tax-ruling research and professional judgement.

Architecture

Extends the controlled-agentic pattern into research workflows where evidence and review discipline matter.

Control

Keeps the system positioned as support for professional analysis, not a replacement for human judgement.

View GitHub

Principles

Principles for controlled enterprise agents.

The point is not unrestricted autonomy. The point is controlled delegation: systems that can adapt, investigate and correct while remaining evidence-grounded and human-governed.

01

Delegate objectives, not fixed steps

Controlled agents become useful when the system can decide what to investigate next within defined boundaries.

02

Ground decisions in evidence

Outputs should preserve the sources, artefacts and reasoning context needed for review.

03

Separate guidance from source truth

Skills and know-how can guide judgement, but client evidence must remain distinct.

04

Review before release

Autonomous work should pass through review, exception handling and approval gates before delivery.

05

Correct within bounded loops

Self-correction should be structured, observable and limited by explicit controls.

06

Keep humans accountable for judgement

Professional judgement, escalation and release decisions remain human-governed.

Speaking

Showcasing production agentic AI.

Selected external showcases where controlled enterprise AI work has been shown through real customer delivery evidence.

Ming demonstrating an enterprise AI system in a PwC booth setting.
Live enterprise AI demo context, used here as evidence of customer-facing technical communication.

Google Summit Sydney 2026

Showcasing production agentic AI

The real-time contact centre agentic AI platform for a major Australian telecommunications provider was showcased at Google Summit Sydney 2026, with real-time detection, agent orchestration, tool-calling and production evaluation.

AWS Summit Sydney 2026

Contract intelligence platform

An AWS-powered contract intelligence platform for a major retail and hospitality group was showcased at AWS Summit Sydney 2026.

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