Why should businesses build AI workflows in Google Vertex or Microsoft AI studios instead of third-party platforms?

Answered at 8:12 in Stop Getting Scammed: Why Business Owners Must Learn AI w/ Alan Pentz · OwnerRX Podcast with Alan Pentz

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Why should businesses build AI workflows in Google Vertex or Microsoft AI studios instead of third-party platforms?

Google Vertex and Microsoft AI studios already have role-based permissions and security built in, and they are building connectors to all the software vendors businesses already use—making it much more likely that vendors will integrate with Google or Microsoft than build standalone solutions. This eliminates the need to worry as much about security and role-level access compared to building on third-party platforms.

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Google Vertex and Microsoft AI studios already have role-based permissions and security built in, and they are building connectors to all the software vendors businesses already use—making it much more likely that vendors will integrate with Google or Micro…

Alan Pentz, Host at OwnerRx · Stop Getting Scammed: Why Business Owners Must Learn AI w/ Alan Pentz · OwnerRX Podcast with Alan Pentz · answer at 8:12

Quote to remember

“You're moving from being in the business to being on the business and process improvement with AI—it's a fundamental shift in how you think and operate.”

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Google Vertex and Microsoft AI studios already have role-based permissions and security built in, and they are building connectors to all the software vendors businesses already use—making it much more likely that vendors will integrate with Google or Microsoft than build standalone solutions. This eliminates the need to worry as much about security and role-level access compared to building on third-party platforms.

Key facts

  • Second cohort of AI course starts January 22nd
  • 15 spaces capped for the course
  • Thursday at noon Eastern, hour and a half sessions, six sessions over each week going through the winter
  • First cohort attendees built tools they are still using in their business
  • Google Vertex and Microsoft AI studios have existed for approximately two months

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OwnerRxOwnerRx PodcastGoogle VertexMicrosoft AI studiosClaudeAnthropicOpenAI ChatGPTGoogle Gemini

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