The OpenText AI Platform is built on the idea that enterprise AI becomes accurate and trustworthy only when it starts with governed, contextualized data rather than isolated models.
Its architecture ingests structured and unstructured information from across the enterprise, connecting it into knowledge graphs that reflect real business relationships, workflows, and semantics. This context-driven approach strengthens the accuracy of AI-driven decisions because agents understand both the meaning and history behind the data they analyze.
As Chief Product and Technology Officer Savinay Berry explained, “AI without data is useless, and you cannot get data without the context,” calling attention to the platform’s emphasis on traceable, auditable responses instead of probabilistic guesswork. This philosophy is critical as organizations increasingly deploy domain-specific agents across procurement, finance, HR, legal, and customer support.
Aviator Studio expands the OpenText AI Platform by providing a no-code “AI control plane” that simplifies building, orchestrating, and governing enterprise AI agents at scale. It plays a central role in managing multi-agent environments where different agents handle specialized tasks but must also coordinate across systems.
Features like multi-agent choreography allow companies to design how agents interact, pass tasks, or escalate decisions. Built-in guardrails protect systems from prompt injection, hallucinations, and misuse.
Prompt libraries help teams accelerate development while ensuring consistency and compliance. What sets the platform apart is its deep openness: Aviator Studio can connect internal data pipelines with external systems, supporting what Berry has described as “the most open platform” through extensive API access.
Knowledge Discovery is another cornerstone of the OpenText AI Platform, addressing a major enterprise challenge: the inability to locate, evaluate, classify, and prepare decades of accumulated data.
This component uses automated ingestion, metadata tagging, and continuous synchronization with key data sources to transform unstructured content into structured knowledge assets. These assets become the fuel that tunes Aviator agents for industry-specific and process-specific use cases.
Many enterprises stall in their AI adoption because they lack clarity around what data they possess in the first place. Knowledge Discovery solves this foundational bottleneck by creating a governed, searchable, and context-rich information fabric across the organization.
Security and compliance are deeply embedded in the OpenText AI Platform, acknowledging that the future of enterprise AI requires trusted environments where sensitive information stays protected at every stage.
The Data Compliance suite includes readiness assessments, data redaction, sensitive data detection, tokenization, encryption, and runtime threat monitoring. Berry refers to this layer as “the key piece that pulls it all together” because without robust controls, enterprises cannot safely deploy AI into business-critical workflows.
This framework satisfies regulatory demands across finance, healthcare, retail, public services, and other tightly governed sectors where data misuse can cause legal or operational consequences.
The broader strategy behind the OpenText AI Platform aligns with Berry’s belief that enterprise AI is rapidly shifting from simple search-and-summarize tools toward ecosystems of specialized, autonomous agents.
He envisions “armies of secure AI agents for every critical business process” connected through orchestrators rather than a single general-purpose system attempting to do everything. This approach reflects emerging industry trends where domain-specific knowledge is more valuable than generic capabilities.
Procurement agents, legal research agents, IT support agents, and finance reconciliation agents can each operate with tailored knowledge bases while the orchestration layer maintains governance, audit trails, and role-specific boundaries.
Openness is one of the most defining characteristics of the OpenText AI Platform. It supports multi-cloud, multi-model, and multi-application environments, enabling organizations to choose the deployment model that fits their risk, performance, and compliance needs.
Whether companies run on-premises systems, cloud environments, or hybrid architectures, the platform integrates with major models and enterprise ecosystems. Bring-your-own-model flexibility extends compatibility with both large and smaller LLMs, and the platform connects deeply with ERP, CRM, and enterprise systems from SAP, Microsoft, Google, Salesforce, and Oracle. This architectural openness helps organizations avoid vendor lock-in and maintain long-term strategic control over their AI journey.
The introduction of the platform coincides with an expanded Google Cloud partnership. The collaboration merges OpenText’s decades of information management expertise with Google’s Gemini models and Vertex AI capabilities.
Together, they aim to deliver AI-to-AI workflows, enhanced data protection for retailers, and sovereign cloud deployments across multiple regions. For customers with strict data residency and compliance requirements, the combination provides practical pathways to adopt advanced AI without compromising regulatory obligations.
Aviator AI Services completes the ecosystem by addressing the reality that technology alone cannot guarantee successful AI adoption. Organizations often need guidance in data preparation, model alignment, workflow redesign, and deployment strategy.
These services include large-scale data cleansing, agent implementation support, problem analysis, and solution design centered on specific business outcomes. By offering expert-led transformation capabilities, OpenText reduces friction for enterprises that struggle with the operational complexity of bringing AI into production.
Over the next 18 months, OpenText plans multiple releases of the OpenText AI Platform, each aimed at strengthening its ability to deliver practical, context-aware enterprise AI. With nearly 35 years of handling customer documents, commerce transactions, IT service tickets, and security signals, the company believes it is uniquely positioned to provide the governed, metadata-rich information foundation modern AI systems require.
This long history addresses one of the most pressing gaps in the industry: the disparity between AI potential and the reliability and security enterprises need for real-world deployment.
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