AWS Executive in Residence Blog

Tag: Machine Learning

Clarity

AI, Technical Debt, and the Path to Real Fluency

Every enterprise leader I talk to right now is wrestling with the same three problems. They’re not unique to any one industry or company size; I’ve seen them appear in financial services, government, and healthcare. And they tend to show up together. The first problem is that most organizations don’t actually know what systems, tools and applications they have. Their technical estate is broad, poorly documented, and […]

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 Workflow

The New Unit of Software Delivery: The Workflow

Agentic AI brings a subtle but consequential shift in how software is architected and delivered. Instead of organizing around applications or microservices, IT departments—together with end users—now develop automated workflows. The agents that implement these workflows may communicate with other agents as part of a more complex, orchestrated group of workflows. But the basic unit […]