HEnRY: A Multi-Agent System Framework for Multi-Domain Contexts

TL;DR

HEnRY is a multi-agent system framework designed for multi-domain contexts, emphasizing hierarchical organization, resource optimization, reactive behavior, and adaptability to improve performance and flexibility.

Contribution

The paper introduces a novel multi-agent system framework, HEnRY, that integrates hierarchical organization and collaboration strategies for multi-domain applications.

Findings

Demonstrates improved resource management efficiency.

Shows adaptability to unexpected situations.

Provides a scalable multi-agent architecture.

Abstract

This project, named HEnRY, aims to introduce a Multi-Agent System (MAS) into Intesa Sanpaolo. The name HEnRY summarizes the project's core principles: the Hierarchical organization of agents in a layered structure for efficient resource management; Efficient optimization of resources and operations to enhance overall performance; Reactive ability of agents to quickly respond to environmental stimuli; and Yielding adaptability and flexibility of agents to handle unexpected situations. The discussion covers two distinct research paths: the first focuses on the system architecture, and the second on the collaboration between agents. This work is not limited to the specific structure of the Intesa Sanpaolo context; instead, it leverages existing research in MAS to introduce a new solution. Since Intesa Sanpaolo is organized according to a model that aligns with international corporate governance best practices, this approach could also be relevant to similar scenarios.