The conversation about AI agents is moving fast. We started Agentman because we believe the teams who learn to work alongside these systems now — not eventually — are the ones who'll define what comes next. Here's where that conversation is happening: the podcasts, press, and milestones marking how we and the people we work with are building for the agentic era.
Agentman founder Prasad Thammineni joins Camber Creek's Catalyst Podcast to talk about navigating the AI era — why reinvention is part of the job in software, and why it's still early enough for anyone to become a pioneer.
“It's still early enough that we can all choose to be pioneers.”— Prasad Thammineni, Founder, Agentman
Agentman founder Prasad Thammineni joins Camber Creek's Catalyst Podcast to talk about navigating the AI era — why reinvention is part of the job in software, and why it's still early enough for anyone to become a pioneer.
“It's still early enough that we can all choose to be pioneers.”
— Prasad Thammineni, Founder, Agentman
Bridging Healthcare Gaps sits down with Agentman's Prasad Thammineni and Sachin Gangupantula to discuss why agentic AI is transforming healthcare — from real-world deployment stories in revenue cycle automation to the risks teams need to navigate before going live.
“US healthcare is the only industry where you take care of the patient...with nothing upfront — and you wait four to six weeks to get paid, and that too it's possible you may be denied.”
— Sachin Gangupantula, VP, Agentic Healthcare, AgentmanFAQ
Company news, coverage, and the podcasts and interviews Agentman people have appeared on — collected in one place rather than scattered across posts.
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