For the COO
Agents in production, run to a service standard.
Everyone's piloting agents. Almost nobody's running them the way they'd run any other part of the operation: with an owner, a service level, and a record of what happened.
40%
of desk workers had AI output redone last month.
HBR, 2025
40%
of agentic AI projects will be cancelled by 2027.
Gartner, 2025
53%
of organisations have had an agent exceed its intended permissions.
Cloud Security Alliance, 2026
What keeps you up at night
- Automations and tools rebuilt separately by every team that needs them
- AI output that has to be checked and redone, eating the time it was meant to save
- Agents running with no named owner and no defined scope
- No consistent way to measure whether an AI workflow is actually working
What GenWA gives you
- A trained agent team with a named human owner on every workflow
- Every agent scoped, capped and identity-managed — checked weekly, stopped fast if it's not working
- A value register: task, outcome, cost, time saved, by workflow
- Deployment in your cloud or ours, monitored by you or by GenWA
Where to start
Most operations leaders start by seeing which jobs are already good candidates — the agent catalogue shows what's built, tested and ready to deploy.
Find out where your AI stands. Then decide.
Under a minute, an upload, or a visit. Something for the board either way.