The hardest part of agentic AI may be rebuilding the business
Deloitte survey finds most organizations' business processes and workforces unprepared for agentic AI adoption.
Deloitte research reports that only 16% of leaders say their business processes are ready for agentic AI, with 46% reporting readiness even among organizations that have deployed agents at scale. Key blockers include fragmented data foundations, limited trust and governance, and integration cost and complexity. About 43% of leaders expect significant job disruption within 12 to 18 months, while 71% report providing baseline AI-agent literacy training. Roughly 31% expect at least half of business processes redesigned around agents within two years, rising to 74% within four years.
- Only 5% of leaders describe their processes as highly prepared for agentic AI.
- Weak IAM readiness rises with scale: 87% of SMEs vs 98% of large enterprises.
- Half of leaders say workforce investment for AI adoption is insufficient.
- Surveyed barriers include data fragmentation, governance, and integration costs.
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Organizations expect AI agents to change how work gets done, driving productivity and growth while allowing employees to focus on higher-value tasks. Few, however, have the processes and workflows needed to realize those benefits, according to Deloitte’s latest research. About half of surveyed leaders say they understand how AI agents will affect their future operating model.
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