GenAI Agents: How to Prepare Your Organization for the Agentic Revolution

We are entering a time of disruption.
The integration of AI agents is not just about productivity or innovation. It’s a complete reconfiguration of how organizations think, act, and learn.

Like cloud computing in its time, AI agents are set to become a critical component of the enterprise tech stack. And just like with the cloud, only those who adopt quickly, test smartly, and learn by doing will gain a lasting advantage.

A new wave of terminology is emerging — and it’s worth noting that this list will likely become outdated very quickly.

This challenge is not just technological. It’s strategic, organizational, and cultural. Here are our six priority initiatives to accelerate this transformation in under 3 months:

1. Align agents with your strategy

The goal is to start with high-value, high-impact use cases — especially those with cultural, not just technological, impact. That means identifying concrete use cases with strong added value.

In 2025, Forrester emphasizes that the majority of companies successfully adopting Generative AI begin by autonomously identifying critical tasks — particularly in marketing, sales, and operations.