Deloitte Launches Global Agentic Network for AI Workforce Solutions
Deloitte has announced the launch of its Global Agentic Network to enhance AI-driven workforce capabilities across Asia Pacific, EMEA, and North America, announced in a press release. This initiative aims to integrate AI agents into enterprise processes, improving efficiency and accuracy by combining human skills with automation.
The Global Agentic Network leverages Deloitte's global alliances and technology relationships to create a connected ecosystem of AI business agent offerings. These AI agents are designed to operate independently, orchestrate workflows, and make informed decisions through interactions with humans and other agents. By utilizing large language models, these agents can learn and adapt over time to achieve specific outcomes.
Deloitte is actively deploying agentic AI across its operations and upskilling its workforce to drive the implementation of these AI solutions with clients. The company is also providing services to build AI agents on various software platforms within its broader ecosystem, including the recently launched Zora AI, which autonomously executes complex business functions with speed and accuracy.
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