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\n New research reveals four critical enablers to moving beyond AI experimentation to build the foundation of the autonomous enterprise<\/i>\n <\/p>\n

\n NEW YORK<\/span>, Jan. 13, 2026<\/span> \/PRNewswire\/ — Genpact (NYSE: G), an agentic and advanced technology solutions company, today released new research showing how leading organizations leverage artificial intelligence (AI) to reshape the way they operate and grow. Drawing on insights from more than 500 senior executives, Autonomy by design: Scaling AI for enterprise value<\/i><\/b><\/a>\u00a0highlights distinct behaviors of the top 12% of organizations. These leaders are successfully navigating the journey toward becoming an autonomous enterprise, where agentic AI is embedded into core operational workflows and the technology decides, acts, and learns alongside people.<\/p>\n

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“Our findings confirm that transformation goes well beyond technology,” said Sanjeev Vohra, Chief Technology and Innovation Officer, Genpact<\/b>. “The leading enterprises are reimagining processes, making deliberate investments, and unlearning old ways of working, all while ensuring responsible use of data and AI. This research provides the leaders’ playbook that serves as a practical blueprint for innovation.”<\/p>\n

\n Becoming an autonomous enterprise: The promise and barriers
<\/b>At least a quarter of senior executives surveyed expect self-managing business processes that run with minimal human oversight could become a reality within three years. But today, only 3% of respondents are actively implementing agentic orchestration, platforms critical to embedding AI across end-to-end processes.<\/p>\n

Confidence in the promise of AI is high, but the foundational work needed to achieve AI maturity often stalls. Nearly all executives indicate that they don’t have adequate governance models and structures in place for autonomous or agentic AI systems. Furthermore, the most frequently cited organizational constraint to AI adoption is workforce capability gaps, but only 45% offer AI training for all employees.<\/p>\n

“AI poses an interesting paradox,” said Nelson Repenning, Faculty Director, MIT Leadership Center, and Distinguished Professor of System Dynamics and Organization Studies, MIT Sloan School of Management<\/b>. “On the one hand, its main benefit will come from automating the work that humans currently do. On the other hand, you can’t automate the process of implementing automation. Humans must still make the tough, messy decisions about where and how to apply AI.”<\/p>\n

\n Key findings: Four enablers set leaders apart
<\/b>Genpact has identified four interconnected enablers to become an autonomous enterprise:<\/p>\n