Forbes December 5, 2024
Jason Andersen

Earlier this week I published a piece declaring that to realize meaningful ROI from agentic development, the tech industry needs to consider enterprise-wide use cases instead of focusing on the current vogue for personal productivity agents. This should not be too surprising, since the argument is that a bigger investment in enterprise-grade applications, if it’s done well, will lead to a bigger economic impact for the business.

This week at the Amazon Web Services re:Invent conference, customers have been sharing best practices from their move to agentic computing. However, these customers are usually market-segment leaders that are typically considered innovators. How about companies that are large but not necessarily innovative? Or what about companies that would like to innovate but...

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