Explore practical AI agent strategies for building multi-agent systems with memory, guardrails, observability, and human oversight to improve software development workflows. Hear how these real-world AI learnings can help you build more reliable intelligent systems by listening to the full Digital Impact Radio episode

In this episode of Digital Impact Radio Series 9, Franco Ucci speaks with Mark Nelson about the latest developments in AI agents and the practical lessons he has learned while building production-ready multi-agent systems. Their conversation explores how specialized AI agents collaborate on research, coding, reviews, testing, and fact checking while using memory, observability, and guardrails to improve quality over time. Mark explains how human oversight remains essential for validating outcomes, managing complexity, and maintaining confidence in AI-generated work.

The discussion also covers agent orchestration, model selection, self-hosted language models, development workflows with Visual Studio Code, version control strategies, and considerations for deploying AI agents into production environments. Whether you are exploring AI-assisted software development, intelligent automation, or enterprise AI architecture, this episode offers practical insights into building reliable AI systems that balance automation with governance and continuous improvement.

Stuart Coggins talks about the new Customer Experience Centre and the technologies Stuart has been working with, exploring innovation, customer engagement, and practical digital transformation.

In this first episode of Digital Impact Radio Series 9, Franco Ucci speaks with Steve Tindall about the evolution of Oracle Integration, exploring how accelerators, recipes, prebuilt connectors, and automation capabilities help organisations connect systems faster and modernise business processes. The conversation also looks ahead to the role of hyperautomation and how Oracle Integration continues to support more agile, connected, and intelligent digital transformation.