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Smartsheet introduces AI agents to combat execution drift and governance gaps

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What happened

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Smartsheet introduced new AI agents, agentic workflows, system integrations, and security controls at ENGAGE 2026. The company noted that while AI helps teams move faster, it is also widening execution drift. Key challenges in AI adoption include scattered data across disconnected tools, slow IT governance, and a lack of context regarding data ownership.

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Why it matters

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Smartsheet's introduction of advanced AI features and governance controls addresses critical gaps in enterprise AI deployment. This focus on managing AI risk and execution drift is relevant to the competitive landscape of enterprise workflow solutions.

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Who's involved

  • SmartsheetAnnounced new AI capabilities to manage execution drift and governance

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Possible knock-on effects

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  • MicrosoftSpeculative

    Microsoft might face pressure on sales or revenue from Smartsheet's advanced AI capabilities

  • OracleSpeculative

    Oracle might see changes in market share or contracts due to Smartsheet's focus on AI governance

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