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#293 Greg Shewmaker: How Enterprises Can Implement and Scale with Agentic AI
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Eye on AI host Craig Smith interviews Greg Shewmaker, CEO of r.Potential, about implementing and scaling agentic AI in enterprises. Shewmaker discusses how organizations can integrate AI agents to enhance human performance, not replace it. The conversation covers designing digital workforces, integrating AI into complex systems, and rethinking productivity for growth.
This episode explains how companies can use smart computer programs, called AI agents, to help their human workers do better. Instead of replacing people, these agents work alongside them to make jobs easier and businesses more productive.
This episode offers practical insights for businesses looking to adopt AI beyond basic automation. Shewmaker, from a spin-out of the Adecco Group, provides a framework for integrating AI agents to augment human capabilities. This is relevant as frontier labs like Google Gemini and Microsoft Copilot are increasingly focusing on enterprise solutions and agentic capabilities to drive productivity and innovation, moving beyond simple chatbots.
- HostCraig S. Smith
- GuestGreg ShewmakerCEO, r.Potential
- Episode Title: Greg Shewmaker: How Enterprises Can Implement and Scale with Agentic AI
- Show: Eye on AI
- Guest: Greg Shewmaker, CEO of r.Potential
- Length: 43 minutes
- Sponsor: AGNTCY
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How can enterprises truly scale with agentic AI?
In this episode of Eye on AI, host Craig Smith speaks with Greg Shewmaker, CEO of r.Potential, about how organizations can successfully implement agentic AI systems that enhance human performance instead of replacing it.
Greg explains why the future of work depends on a new partnership between people and intelligent digital agents. He shares how r.Potential, a spin-out from the Adecco Group, helps enterprises design "digital workforces," integrate AI agents into complex systems, and rethink productivity from the C-suite down.
Learn how leading companies are approaching AI adoption, what pitfalls to avoid, and why agentic AI could redefine how enterprises operate and grow in the years ahead.
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- r.Potential helps enterprises design 'digital workforces' and integrate AI agents into complex systems to rethink productivity and foster growth.
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