Globus adds administrative layer to its AI platform 'Context' for managing users and data

IT integrator Globus has released an update to its corporate AI platform 'Context', adding an administrative layer for managing users, language models, data sources, and AI policies within a company. The platform is a managed corporate environment for working with documents, tasks, and internal knowledge, combining language AI models, ready business scenarios, and specialized assistants in a secure perimeter. It is included in the Russian software registry. The update affects scenarios where employees work with internal documents, personal data, and contracts. Administrators can now configure access rights, connect corporate sources, and define platform operation rules through a single interface. The platform supports connecting several language models simultaneously for different tasks within one perimeter, allowing companies flexibility: one model for document analysis, another for text generation, and a third for knowledge search or complex queries. Dmitry Lemaykin, technical director of Globus, emphasized that companies are increasingly focusing not only on AI capabilities but also on manageability, and a corporate platform should provide both a convenient employee interface and an understandable administrative layer for IT, information security, and process owners. Globus believes that manageability will become a key requirement for corporate AI solutions as AI integrates deeper into daily work, making it important for companies to maintain control over data and system results.