Agentic AI emerges as key driver of enterprise transformation

The emergence of Agentic AI is transforming the landscape of enterprise automation, decision-making, and operational efficiency. Unlike traditional AI systems that merely execute commands, Agentic AI interprets intent, retains memory across interactions, and collaborates with humans and other agents to achieve outcomes. This shift from reactive to proactive intelligence is enabling businesses to tackle complexity with unprecedented agility. Leading this transformation is Inception, a UAE-based AI product company that has gained significant traction with its enterprise-ready solutions. Celebrating its first anniversary at GITEX Global 2025, Inception unveiled a suite of products under the theme “Authentic Intelligence. Real Impact,” including domain-specific and sector-agnostic tools like (In)Procurement, (In)Business Productivity, (In)Business Process, and (In)Sight. These tools are designed to integrate Agentic AI into core business functions, ensuring intelligent delegation and escalation when necessary. Inception’s approach emphasizes augmentation over replacement, particularly in regulated sectors such as finance and healthcare, where ethical, legal, or reputational risks are high. The company’s systems are built to escalate decisions in ambiguous scenarios, ensuring human oversight remains central while AI agents handle low-risk tasks with precision. One of the key challenges in scaling Agentic AI is data fluency, as many enterprises operate with fragmented systems that hinder real-time intelligence. Inception addresses this through coordination layers that manage agent behavior and ensure seamless collaboration across departments. Products like (In)Procurement not only automate workflows but also identify sustainable suppliers, accelerate sourcing cycles, and ensure compliance, delivering measurable savings and operational efficiency. Inception’s presence at GITEX also marked the announcement of strategic partnerships with global consulting firms such as Bain & Company and McKinsey, reinforcing its commitment to enterprise transformation and supporting the UAE’s ambition to become an AI-native nation. “Our goal is to deliver AI that is explainable, secure, and scalable,” said Ashish Koshy, CEO of Inception. “Agentic AI is not just a technology—it’s a new way of thinking about intelligence in the enterprise.”