Outcome in Numbers

Tangible agent-driven efficiency 

Solutions

From agent potential to 
executable operating model 

Define where autonomous agents can deliver real enterprise impact
and how to scale them safely. 

Assessment and
capability mapping 

  • Audit enterprise workflows, decision points, and handoffs 
  • Identify and prioritize high-impact autonomous agent use cases 
  • Assess existing systems, APIs, and data infrastructure 
  • Evaluate governance maturity, security posture, and change readiness 
  • Validate findings through stakeholder interviews 

Strategy development and operating model design 

  • Rank agent opportunities by business impact and feasibility 
  • Define agent types, integrations, and data requirements 
  • Establish governance policies, escalation paths, and audit controls 
  • Design operating models, roles, and ownership structures 
  • Deliver a 12–24 month agent implementation roadmap 
Why Gruve

Agents, backed by enterprise service 

Built for real enterprise
agent adoption 

We focus on where autonomous agents can execute meaningful work within real enterprise constraints, rather than experimental or theoretical use cases.

Strategy grounded
in execution reality 

Our approach accounts for integration complexity, governance requirements, and organizational change, so agent initiatives move from strategy to production.

Structured for governance
and scale 

We define operating models and control frameworks upfront to reduce deployment risk and ensure agent systems remain compliant, observable, and manageable over time.

FAQs

1. What is an agentic AI operating model?

An agentic AI operating model defines how autonomous agents are deployed, governed, and managed across enterprise processes, including decision authority, escalation paths, and accountability.

2. How is this different from AI readiness assessments? 

An agentic AI strategy and operating model focuses specifically on deploying and governing autonomous agents. AI readiness assessments evaluate broader enterprise preparedness across data, infrastructure, security, and organizational maturity.

3. How long does the engagement take? 

The strategy and operating model definition typically completes within 6–8 weeks, with first implementations beginning shortly after.

4. What do organizations receive at the end? 

Clients receive a prioritized agent opportunity roadmap, operating model design, governance framework, and implementation guidance tailored to their systems and processes.

5. Who should be involved? 

Technology leaders, operations owners, enterprise architects, and governance stakeholders responsible for process execution and risk management.

Unlock your true
speed to scale 

Enable scalable, secure, and measurable AI execution in production.