Replacing Rigid Processes with Agentic Specifications
Process maps assume execution can be scripted in advance. Agentic AI breaks that assumption. This episode sets out why specifications, not processes, become the organisation's most durable asset once intelligent actors can plan and execute within governed boundaries.
A process map is a bet that execution can be described in advance. That bet holds when the actors doing the work are human and the steps are repeatable. It stops holding when intelligent agents can plan, reason, and determine execution dynamically.
This episode walks through the Agentic Enterprise Operating Model’s central construct, The Box: the minimum specification required for governed autonomous execution, built from Intent, Inputs, Outputs, Constraints, and Governance. The discussion covers why specifications, not processes, become the primary organisational asset as execution grows more dynamic, and where Dynamic Agentic Workflow Notation fits against the process notations most BPM teams already know.
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