For decades, enterprise platforms were the backbone of business operations. Now, the rise of agentic AI is forcing a radical rethink. This new wave of AI, capable of dynamic orchestration and real-time work, demands a new playbook. According to Accenture Insights (AI & Tech), failing to adapt means missing out on substantial gains: companies aligning AI, platforms, and business strategies see 2.2x revenue growth and a 37% EBITDA lift.
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The imperative is clear: 94% of leaders anticipate significant change, with 57% calling for reinvention. Agentic AI acts as a new orchestration layer, seamlessly connecting systems and driving outcomes. Consider Lenovo's use of Adobe Experience Platform and Microsoft Copilot, which yielded $11 million in savings and a 12.5% click-through rate increase.
The Shifting Landscape
Traditional platforms, often viewed as mere efficiency engines, are no longer sufficient. Three key forces are reshaping platform strategy: agentic AI as the primary interface, rising business expectations for agility, and persistent strategic misalignment between AI, business, and platform initiatives.
This misalignment often prevents AI pilot projects from scaling effectively.
