Enterprises increasingly rely on AI for mission-critical systems, making robust governance essential to mitigate the risks associated with deploying Generative AI and AI agents, such as data breaches, biased outputs, and hallucinations. Effective AI governance requires continuous, embedded safeguards throughout the entire workflow, from data ingestion to deployment, ensuring accountability, fairness, and trust in AI outputs. Databricks and Dataiku exemplify this approach by integrating governance into enterprise AI workflows; Databricks offers a unified Data Intelligence Platform with a scalable lakehouse architecture for data management, while Dataiku provides a collaborative environment that embeds governance through approval workflows, explainability, and fairness metrics. Together, these platforms facilitate the operationalization of trust, fairness, and accountability, allowing organizations to manage AI models' lifecycle, including compliance and ethical considerations, without hindering productivity. As AI scales, maintaining these governance practices becomes crucial for enterprises to harness AI's transformative potential responsibly, ensuring that AI systems are not only powerful but also align with business goals and ethical standards.