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Unified Multi-Channel AI Orchestration Platform Architecture

Goyal et al., 2025

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6199654311215369242
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Goyal I
Patil G
Shaikh A
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Journal of Computer Science and Technology Studies

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The unified Multi-Channel Platform (MCP) server architecture centralizes management, orchestration, and governance of AI agents across enterprises. Organizations deploying autonomous agents face challenges with siloed implementations, inconsistent standards …
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