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We're delighted to be featured in an in-depth report by BusinessNext (數位時代). As AI agents evolve from simple assistants into "digital employees" capable of autonomously retrieving data, operating systems, and executing workflows, enterprises face a brand-new governance challenge. Chunghwa Creative Intelligence answers it with AgentHub.

Chunghwa Creative Intelligence General Manager Albert Lee identifies the core issue: "Authorization and accountability are the hardest things for enterprises to untangle when adopting AI agents — and also the most critical."

Alicia Shu, VP of Sales & Marketing, explains that as the number of AI agents rapidly grows across departments, the real challenge companies face isn't just deployment — it's managing them in a systematic way.

Huang Wen-Jun, VP of Technology, offers a vivid analogy: if an agent's performance falls short or drifts off course, managers can choose to adjust or retire it — "just like managing human employees, it requires a complete process for recruitment, evaluation, and ongoing management."

Read the full report: BusinessNext