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Agentic success has a prerequisite — building the systems most enterprises left undone

Only 30% of enterprise infrastructure is truly connected. That's the silent killer of your agentic AI strategy.

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The KeyNews take

Why it matters

As enterprises pursue agentic AI deployment, legacy infrastructure fragmentation and technical debt are emerging as the real bottleneck — not model capability. Leaders need to understand that agentic success requires fixing decades of siloed systems before autonomy can work at scale.

The key facts

5 to know
  1. Only 30% of enterprise infrastructure is connected today

  2. Technical debt and siloed IT stacks are primary fragmentation drivers

  3. Enterprises are pursuing agentic AI without foundational infrastructure readiness

  4. Infrastructure governance speed mismatch with AI autonomy demands

  5. Prerequisite: system connectivity and data integration before agentic deployment

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Publisher excerpt: Enterprises racing toward assured autonomy in agentic AI are running headlong into a decades-old problem: Most of their infrastructure was never designed to be connected — let alone governed at the speed AI demands. Only about 30% of the enterprise is truly connected today — a fragmentation driven…
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