Executive Roundtable Dinner — Singapore

Scaling AI: A Strategy for
Agentic Orchestration.

With the evolving role and responsibilities of AI in the workplace, how is your organisation looking to drive scale? And what are the strategies for agentic orchestration?

Date Wednesday, 19 August 2026
Time 6:00pm – 9:00pm
Venue Singapore TBC
Format By Invitation Only

Scaling AI: A Strategy for
Agentic Orchestration.

Organisations are taking in a lot of ideas around AI at the moment. What started as a conversation around workplace productivity, it is now entering a phase of value. How can organisations identify workflows, apply agentic AI tools to them, and drive efficiencies?

The reality is this is a conversation around agent orchestration. This strategy will fundamentally change and transform business operating models. But how do you go about building a strategy for agent orchestration? What can we draw from in our experiences with traditional automation processes?

Join 15 senior technology leaders for a closed-door discussion around the impact and opportunities of deploying agents into your workflow, as well as some of the basic principles around effective agent orchestration.

Talking points tabled for
the discussion will include:

01

The challenges of transitioning from automation to agent orchestration.

Most organisations have automation in place. Fewer have a coherent orchestration layer that spans systems, teams, and processes. We will examine the distinction, what makes it strategically significant, and where the transition tends to stall.

02

Agentic AI: identifying a baseline and achieving scale.

AI agents that act autonomously across workflows are arriving faster than governance frameworks can keep up. How are organisations separating signal from noise, deciding where to deploy agents, and ensuring oversight without strangling capability?

03

The integration debt problem: how fragmented systems block AI value.

AI is only as useful as the data and systems it can reach. For many organisations, legacy point-to-point integrations and siloed applications are the single largest constraint on AI ROI. What does a modern integration architecture actually look like, and how do you get there from here?

04

Speed and governance: resolving the tension at the top.

Boards want faster transformation. Risk and compliance functions want control. The organisations navigating this best are building governance into the automation layer itself, rather than bolting it on after the fact. What does that look like in practice?

05

Measuring the agentic enterprise: what does success look like in 18 months?

Beyond cost savings and headcount metrics, how should senior leaders be framing the business case for enterprise automation and AI? What are the leading indicators that an organisation is building genuine operational agility, rather than accumulating another layer of technical complexity?

What to expect.

Date Wednesday, 19 August 2026 Doors open at 5:45pm
Time 6:00pm – 9:00pm Three-course dinner served throughout
Venue Singapore Venue to be confirmed with registered guests
Format Closed-Door Roundtable Peer-to-peer discussion, no presentations.
Attendance By Invitation Only Limited to senior leaders at director level and above
Cost Complimentary Hosted by Workato and Innovatus Media

In partnership with.

Workato

Workato is the leading enterprise automation and orchestration platform, connecting over 1,200 applications to help organisations integrate systems, automate workflows, and deploy AI agents at scale.

Innovatus Media

Innovatus Media produces closed-door executive roundtables and dinners for C-suite audiences across Asia Pacific, EMEA, and North America, bringing senior leaders together for peer-to-peer conversation that matters.

Request your
invitation.

Places are limited to ensure a focused, high-quality conversation. Complete the form below and the team will be in touch to confirm your place.

Questions before you apply?

The Innovatus team is happy to answer any questions about the evening before you register.