Beyond Hours Saved: How AWS Measures the Hidden Economics of Agent Exception Handling and Maintenance
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Most agent ROI models stop at time savings. AWS's new framework for AI centers of excellence exposes the economics that actually determine whether an agent deployment pays off: exception handling costs, decision quality drift, and maintenance burden. If you are trying to justify infrastructure spen…
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- 2026-10-09 20:08 · DEV Community — AI
Beyond Hours Saved: How AWS Measures the Hidden Economics of Agent Exception Handling and Maintenance
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