IDC’s Linus Lai shares research on the infrastructure investments organizations need to make as they move from generative AI to agentic AI, with a particular focus on organizations in Australia.
Key topics covered in the presentation:
• AI Spending and Economic Impact: Global spending on AI technologies is expected to exceed $2 trillion, with significant direct and indirect economic impact projected by 2031.
• The Rise of Agentic AI: Building AI agents is becoming a top priority as AI systems evolve from understanding and generating content to taking actions and completing tasks.
• The Enterprise Agentic AI Stack: A seven-layer framework covering infrastructure, governance and security, enterprise data and integration, data transformation, AI models, agentic orchestration and user interaction.
• Infrastructure Readiness: IDC research highlights why infrastructure maturity is critical for moving AI agents from experimentation into production while managing cost, security, sovereignty and scalability.
• Six Core Infrastructure Capabilities: The essential areas technology teams need to address, including compute, networking, zero-trust security, resilient storage, MLOps lifecycle management and end-to-end observability.
Learn how organizations can prepare their infrastructure for the shift toward enterprise agentic AI.
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