
LTM has announced a strategic partnership with Glean to help enterprises overcome one of AI's biggest roadblocks—fragmented business knowledge. By combining LTM's BlueVerse agentic AI ecosystem with Glean's enterprise knowledge platform, the companies aim to give organisations a trusted foundation for deploying AI at scale.
The collaboration reflects a growing shift in enterprise AI. The number of AI tools deployed no longer measures success; rather, it is measured by how effectively those tools access reliable business knowledge while maintaining governance and security.
Permission-Aware AI Access Solves Enterprise Knowledge Gaps
Many enterprises struggle with information spread across business applications, collaboration platforms, ERP systems, and cloud environments. The partnership addresses this by enabling secure, permission-aware access to enterprise knowledge through Glean's AI-powered search, assistants, agents, and enterprise knowledge graph.
This allows employees to locate information faster, make informed decisions, and work across disconnected systems without compromising governance.
Building an Agentic AI Ecosystem for Enterprise Adoption
The joint offering is designed to support organisations as they move from AI experimentation to enterprise-wide adoption. The companies will focus on business functions such as IT support, enterprise knowledge management, and application operations.
The solution is expected to benefit highly regulated sectors including banking, financial services, insurance, manufacturing, and other large enterprises that manage complex technology environments.
Autonomous AI Agents Enterprise Can Actually Trust
Rather than replacing existing AI investments, Glean's enterprise context layer complements current platforms while working alongside LTM's BlueVerse AI ecosystem. Together, they provide a structured path from enterprise search and AI assistants to autonomous, outcome-driven AI agents.
The partnership is designed to help organisations improve incident resolution, accelerate employee onboarding, reduce support costs, strengthen enterprise search, and improve operational efficiency.
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