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AI & Intelligent Systems·JIPCET 2026; 3(2)·22 Jul 2026

Evaluating Agentic AI Architectures for Enterprise Applications: A Multi-Site Controlled Comparison of Orchestration Patterns

Ruth Okonkwo · Hannah Lindqvist · Simon Marsh · Elena Vasquez

We compare three agent orchestration patterns across twelve enterprise workflows, finding that constrained tool-calling improves reliability by 31% relative to unconstrained chains.

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Product & Innovation·JIPCET 2026; 3(2)·10 Jul 2026

From Prototype to Product: A Twelve-Month Field Study of Generative Design Adoption Across Forty Product Teams

Laura Ferreira · Adrian Ng · Teresa Vaz

Across forty product teams, generative design shortened concept iteration but increased downstream review load, reshaping how organisations budget for validation.

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Computing & Software·JIPCET 2026; 3(2)·01 Jul 2026

Latency-Aware Cost Models for Serverless Inference at the Network Edge: Derivation and Multi-Platform Validation

Michelle Tan · Joseph Haddad · Peter Osei · Aisha Rahman

We present a latency-aware cost model for edge inference, showing modest batch sizes trade 8% throughput for a 22% reduction in per-token expense.

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Human–Technology·JIPCET 2026; 3(1)·12 Mar 2026

Trust Calibration in Human–AI Decision Support: Confidence Displays, Failure-Mode Explanation and Appropriate Reliance

Olivia Whitmore · Hannah Beaumont · Marcus Doyle

Confidence displays improved appropriate reliance only when paired with an explanation of the model's failure modes.

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Emerging Technologies·JIPCET 2026; 3(1)·26 Feb 2026

A Reference Architecture for Industrial IoT Data Governance: Provenance, Retention and Cross-Plant Access Control

Ethan Hale · Aisha Rahman · Nils Bergstrom

A governance reference architecture evaluated across four manufacturing deployments, with emphasis on provenance and retention.

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Computing & Software·JIPCET 2026; 3(1)·05 Feb 2026

Static Analysis Signals as Predictors of Post-Release Defects: An Empirical Study of 1.2 Million Commits

Grace Russo · Brian Whitfield · Karen Lindqvist

Only three of eleven commonly reported static-analysis signals carried predictive value once change volume was controlled.

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