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  Connect Fragmented Systems with  Microsoft Copilot Agent Studio Modern Enterprise Systems operate across multiple tools such as ITSM platforms, monitoring systems, identity services, cloud portals, and collaboration tools. While each system serves a purpose, the fragmentation significantly increases Mean Time to Acknowledge ( MTTA ) and Mean Time to Resolve ( MTTR ) incidents, especially data-driven tickets that require cross-system correlation. This blog covers the scope of Microsoft Copilot Agent Studio to build AI-powered agents tailored for Enterprise Systems. These agents will act as a unified, conversational interface across enterprise systems, enabling rapid data retrieval, guided incident resolution, and consistent operational responses—without switching between multiple applications. The initiative would aligns with the organization’s AI adoption strategy , improves operational efficiency, and establishes a governed foundation for responsible AI usage. ...

The rapid evolution of artificial intelligence (AI) has introduced new frameworks for connecting intelligent systems to external tools and data. Two critical technologies in this space are the Model Context Protocol (MCP) and Application Programming Interfaces (APIs) . While both facilitate communication between software components, they serve distinct roles in modern AI ecosystems. Foundations of APIs and MCP What Are APIs? Application Programming Interfaces (APIs) are standardized protocols that enable software systems to communicate. They define how applications can request services from one another, abstracting the underlying complexity of the systems they connect. For example, a weather app uses a weather service’s API to fetch real-time data without understanding the server’s internal workings  2 7 . APIs operate on a client-server model : The client (e.g., a mobile app) sends a request (e.g., "Get today’s temperature"). The server (e.g., a weather databa...