Research Article · IT Management
Methodological Framework for Evaluating Multi Agent Systems (MAS) Tools in Business Training
Technical University of Sofia, Bulgaria
KSI Transactions on Knowledge Society · Vol. XVII · No. 1 · pp. 17–21 · 2026
Abstract
This paper examines the options for selecting software tools to develop Multi-Agent Systems (MAS) and the possibilities for training employees to use such tools. The study is based on observations of 30 High-Tech companies across various sectors that develop and use Multi-Agent Systems. This raises the issue of training and preparing personnel for MAS development. The objective is to analyze existing technological products for MAS creation and the associated training opportunities. A set of criteria for platform selection is defined, based on specific business requirements and learner characteristics. A comprehensive methodological framework for evaluating and selecting a platform for employee training is proposed.
Keywords: Multi-Agent Systems, tools, employee training, High-Tech companies.
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