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					<description><![CDATA[The $97 billion figure will be argued about forever, but the useful part of a market-size story is what buyers are actually paying for. In practice the spend concentrates where automation survives contact with exceptions - which is why agentic workflows that checkpoint cleanly and resume after an interruption command the budgets. A quota window cutting a long agent run mid-node is the failure mode I see most, and the workflows that handle it as a first-class state instead of an error are the ones that stay in production. Good overview of where the money is heading.]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>The $97 billion figure will be argued about forever, but the useful part of a market-size story is what buyers are actually paying for. In practice the spend concentrates where automation survives contact with exceptions &#8211; which is why agentic workflows that checkpoint cleanly and resume after an interruption command the budgets. A quota window cutting a long agent run mid-node is the failure mode I see most, and the workflows that handle it as a first-class state instead of an error are the ones that stay in production. Good overview of where the money is heading.</p>
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