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Secure Microsoft Foundry Projects with RBAC and Managed Identity

Secure Microsoft Foundry Projects with RBAC and Managed Identity

by CPI Staff | Jul 22, 2026 | Azure Managed-Identity, Azure Security, Blog, Microsoft AI Foundry

In this blog post Secure Microsoft Foundry Projects with RBAC and Managed Identity we will explain how to stop AI projects accumulating excessive access, shared credentials and unclear ownership as they move from testing into production. The high-level idea is simple....

When to Use GPT-5.6 Sol Terra or Luna in Microsoft Foundry Projects

by CPI Staff | Jul 21, 2026 | AI Vendor Selection & Implementation, Blog, Microsoft AI Foundry, OpenAI

In this blog post When to Use GPT-5.6 Sol Terra or Luna in Microsoft Foundry Projects we will explain how to match each model to the right business workload without paying for more AI capability than you need. The common mistake is simple. A business deploys the most...
Building Foundry Agent Web Interfaces with AG-UI and ASP.NET Core

Building Foundry Agent Web Interfaces with AG-UI and ASP.NET Core

by CPI Staff | Jul 20, 2026 | .NET, AI Agents, Blog, Microsoft AI Foundry

In this blog post Building Foundry Agent Web Interfaces with AG-UI and ASP.NET Core we will explain how to turn a capable AI agent into a practical application employees can actually use. Many organisations build a promising agent, only to discover that a basic chat...
What Microsoft AI Foundry Means for Australian Organisations Designing Enterprise AI Platforms

What Microsoft AI Foundry Means for Australian Organisations Designing Enterprise AI Platforms

by CPI Staff | Mar 22, 2026 | AI, AI Agents, Blog, Microsoft AI Foundry

Most Australian organisations that started building AI capabilities in the last two years are hitting the same wall. The proof of concept worked. The board approved the next phase. And now IT teams are drowning in questions nobody planned for. Where do the models run?...
Microsoft AI Foundry Gives CIOs a Unified Control Plane for Governance, Models and AI Risk

Microsoft AI Foundry Gives CIOs a Unified Control Plane for Governance, Models and AI Risk

by CPI Staff | Mar 19, 2026 | Blog, Microsoft AI Foundry

Most organisations that moved past their first AI proof of concept are now stuck in the same place. The prototype worked. The board said go. And now IT teams are buried under questions nobody planned for. Who approves new model deployments? How does the business trace...
Why Microsoft AI Foundry Should Be on Every CIO’s Vendor Evaluation List for 2026

Why Microsoft AI Foundry Should Be on Every CIO’s Vendor Evaluation List for 2026

by CPI Staff | Mar 17, 2026 | AI, Blog, Microsoft AI Foundry

Most mid-market Australian organisations are past the AI proof-of-concept stage. The models work. The board is asking for the next phase. And suddenly the questions nobody planned for are piling up. Where do the models run? Who approves new deployments? How does the...
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