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Tag: Artificial Intelligence

Data Foundations

Agentic AI: Bridging the Widening Gap Between Ambition and Execution

AWS recently partnered with Harvard Business Review Analytic Services to understand the current state of agentic AI in organisations.1 The results were exciting and informative: While expectations are high, the path to value at scale has yet to be discovered. Outlined below is what we found creates the gap between appreciating AI’s importance and using […]

Agentic AI

Most Organizations Can’t Use AI Agents Across Teams—Here’s Why

AI agents can’t work across teams because they lack the domain knowledge that exists only in developers’ minds (e.g., architectural patterns, business rules, design constraints). When agents make changes to another team’s code, they usually fail. Not because the agent lacks capability, but because it doesn’t know that team’s context. You could supervise the agent […]

From Tools to Teammates: CTO’s Guide to Evolving Architecture for Agentic AI

In my previous blog, I shared how to evolve leadership for agentic AI using familiar mental models. As a CTO, I’ve been thinking about the corresponding architectural shifts required: We need to move from building predictable systems to developing autonomous capabilities that augment teams. Based on hands-on explorations and working with fellow technology leaders navigating […]

Supply Chain Resilience

Leveraging AI and Cloud for Supply Chain Resilience

A single supply chain disruption today can erase millions in revenue and years of carefully built customer trust. While most organizations struggle with the balance between lean operations and reliability, some companies have discovered a different path. These market leaders have replaced traditional buffer strategies with a more responsive, efficient way to manage supply chains. […]

Responsible AI: From Principles to Production

As organizations deploy generative AI technologies, they face challenges including lack of expertise, fragmented governance, unclear accountability, and immature tooling—issues that can be addressed through an integrated framework of governance mechanisms, repeatable processes, and embedded safeguards.

Data Governance in the Age of Generative AI

The exponential growth of enterprise data presents unprecedented opportunities for innovation, yet many organizations struggle to capitalize on it due to inadequate data governance. A robust governance framework is crucial for future-proofing and maintaining competitiveness. Effective data governance rests on four pillars: Data visibility: Clarify available data assets to inform decision-making. Access control: Balance accessibility […]