The implementation usually proceeds step by step. Not with a big bang, but with a targeted application in a recognizable process. One clear goal, one smart agent, one visible improvement. What works, expands. This way, agentic AI grows with the organization, not over it.
There is a clear condition: the agent must know what is going on. And that means: data that is accurate. Not scattered across departments, but centralized, complete, and understandable – even for machines. If an agent has to process an order, it must be able to see what has been ordered, what the stock status is, and whether the payment has been received. Only when all this information comes together can it really do something. This requires a solid data platform. A digital infrastructure where data is logically connected and immediately available.
Agentic AI is therefore not about the future of AI, but about the future of work. Those who organize it well will notice the difference. Not suddenly, but fundamentally. Less switching, less searching, more space to really add value. It may still seem like a step forward now. In a few years, it will feel natural.