EVENT

The Agentic Enterprise: Building the commercial foundation that outlasts the tools

June 18, 08:30-10:30
North Office

Why the Agentic Enterprise is won or lost in your commercial operating model — not your tech stack

INTRO

The Agentic Enterprise is taking hold faster than most commercial operating models can absorb. Autonomous agents that reason, decide, and act inside defined guardrails are increasingly embedded across platforms — and the bottleneck isn't AI capability. It's the commercial logic that was never captured: pricing rules in sales reps' heads, discount approvals handled offline, and account prioritisation built on tribal knowledge. The agentic era exposes the parts of your commercial operating model you never industrialised.

That reframes what scale means. It’s no longer about enhancing your human workforce but about operating a hybrid one in which humans and digital workers carry defined responsibilities. In an era where leading AI providers change every quarter and platforms become composable, a durable competitive advantage is not tool selection. It’s the foundation the tools run on: your operating model, commercial logic, proprietary data, governance, and org design — a foundation that compounds as AI tools improve.

AGENDA

In this session, we move past the hype to the enterprise fundamentals that matter by covering how to stop chasing short-term productivity gains and build the commercial foundation for what's next. We will cover:

  • What belongs in governed platforms, like Salesforce, versus where lightweight tooling is a legitimate choice, and why speed of build is no longer the differentiator

  • Where human judgment needs to stay in the loop, and where agents can carry full responsibility

  • How to ensure agent actions are safe, auditable, and consistent at scale

TAKEAWAYS

  • A view on what's at stake commercially if the foundation lags behind the tools​

  • A working definition of what "agent-ready" means for your operating model, data, and governance​

  • A practical map of what to invest in now, what to defer, and what to deliberately not chase

This session is relevant for senior leaders across Commercial, Sales, or Service, as well as CRM, AI, and digital enablement functions supporting commercial growth.

SPEAKERS

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Patrick Staeckmann, Head of AI

Patrick leads commercial AI projects. He helps our clients navigate the possibilities of AI-enabled solutions and translate them into tangible business improvements.

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Jonas Rasmussen, Partner

Jonas supports our clients on their journey of both designing and implementing commercial and digital transformations.

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Orkhan Asif, Senior Manager

Orkhan supports our clients in defining technology vision and strategy for digital transformations, leveraging expertise in AI and Salesforce.

DETAILS

  • Light breakfast from 08:15​

  • Open event, limited seats​

  • Sign up to secure your place before June 16

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TECHNOLOGY SHOULDN’T LEAD YOUR TRANSFORMATION

Watch the conversation where Michelle & Anders make the case for why business requirements have to be the filter in any technology implementation.

QUESTIONS

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Frederikke Merrild Dich

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