
Who Owns the Process in the Age of Agentic AI?
Deploying an agentic AI system does not automatically clarify process ownership — it exposes the accountability gaps that were always there.
GÖKHAN MERCANOĞLU
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Deploying an agentic AI system does not automatically clarify process ownership — it exposes the accountability gaps that were always there.
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service continuity creates lasting value only when user behavior, executive ownership, and data quality are handled together. Technology does not create transformation by itself; it only makes the need for transformation more visible. Success is less about the system working and more about the organization learning to work with it.