A single agent is not a team.
Agentic AI becomes useful in production when agents are specialized, coordinated, governed, observable, and able to work on real enterprise data with clear oversight.
From Pilot to Production. No theory, no generic intros, and no marketing talk: just real-world engineering patterns for specialized, coordinated, and governed agent systems.
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Webinar at a glance
Agentic AI becomes useful in production when agents are specialized, coordinated, governed, observable, and able to work on real enterprise data with clear oversight.
We will connect Agent Bricks, the Multi-Agent Supervisor, MLflow 3, and Managed MCP into one practical engineering view of how agent teams move from pilot to production.
In client work, many AI projects fail to reach production not because the model is weak, but because coordination, governance, and operational design were treated too late.
Meet your speaker
Group CTO, Ultra Tendency. Trainer Lead, Ultra Tendency Academy. Databricks Resident Solution Architect.
This webinar is led by Matthias Baumann, who brings practical experience from platform implementations, technical enablement, and architecture work across modern data and AI environments.
The session is built around engineering depth, delivery patterns, and the questions technical teams actually face in practice.
"No marketing. No generic intros. Just real-world engineering experience."
What you will learn
Understand when to use AI Functions, Agent Bricks, and the Multi-Agent Supervisor inside the Databricks agentic stack.
See how a supervisor agent decomposes complex requests, delegates to sub-agents, and synthesizes final results.
Learn how natural language feedback from domain experts can improve coordination quality without turning governance into an afterthought.
Work through governed access patterns for Unity Catalog tables, Vector Search, and external tools.
Build agent teams that are auditable and resumable by default, with oversight embedded in the architecture.
Identify the three most common mistakes teams make when building their first agent team, and how to avoid them.
Engineering focus
Target audience
Data Engineers
Engineers responsible for data products, governed access patterns, and reliable production workflows on Databricks.
ML Engineers
Practitioners moving from model experimentation toward agentic systems that need evaluation, feedback, and production oversight.
Tech Leads
Leads who need to shape standards for agent teams, supervision, governance, and scalable delivery.
Prerequisite
This is not an intro session. The webinar assumes practical familiarity with the Databricks platform and focuses on engineering decisions.
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Building Agentic AI Teams on Databricks, 17.06.2026, 16:00-17:30 CEST. Online webinar, 90 minutes: 60 minutes of engineering content plus 30 minutes of Q&A.