Agentic AI marks a step-change in artificial intelligence, enabling AI agents to act independently, orchestrate workflows autonomously, and learn and adapt over time.
This is a huge step for organisations as it promotes greater efficiency, enhanced decision-making, and scalability and adaptability--factors that are crucial for the Finance function in strategising and planning ahead.
Recently, Deloitte launched its Asia PacificAgentic AI Centre of Excellence (CoE) to help organisations across the region harness agentic AI at scale.
According to a report, the CoE brings together over 120 AI specialists from Asia Pacific and more than 6,000 practitioners across the region already supporting a pipeline of AI implementations valued at over US$1 billion.
This move brings in aid for organisations as agentic AI automates both routine and sophisticated tasks, freeing employees to focus on strategic priorities and innovation, while reducing operational costs and bottlenecks.
Furthermore, according to Deloitte, intelligent agents analyse vast and varied data in real time, which provides actionable insights that enable organisations to respond swiftly to market changes and emerging opportunities.
Agentic AI solutions are also designed to handle increasing data volumes and business complexity, ensuring precision and reliability as organisations grow.