Accelerating AI Agent Adoption
Key Takeaways:- Learn how to train teams and scale AI agent adoption across your organization.
- Understand the technology, people, and process challenges of enterprise-wide rollout.
- Discover which skills are essential to harness the full potential of AI agents.
Description
AI agents are transforming how organizations operate—but getting teams to adopt them effectively requires more than just technology. It takes clear strategy, the right skill sets, and a culture of experimentation. As more companies begin deploying AI agents, understanding how to train, support, and scale adoption is becoming a critical leadership priority.
In this panel interview webinar, Prajith Nair, VP & Head of Learning and Innovation at FPT Corporation, and Tuan Nguyen, CIO at Techcombank, will share how to successfully roll out AI agents across an organization. You’ll learn how to design training at scale, overcome technical and cultural challenges, and identify the skills your teams need to make the most of agentic AI. This session is ideal for AI and L&D managers driving adoption and capability building within their companies.
Presenter Bio
Prajith Nair is a visionary in corporate education with nearly two decades of experience at global IT leaders like Infosys and Hitachi, where he created scalable learning solutions that impacted millions. As an inspiring educator and speaker, he has addressed renowned global forums, including the World Economic Forum and Mobile World Congress.With software development, product engineering, and edtech expertise, Prajith has transformed learning through gamified programs, adaptive frameworks, and AI-driven talent platforms. As leading Learning and Innovation at FPT Software, he is driving its transformation into a global hub for talent development and future-ready skills.
Tuan has 25 years experience as a global IT executive. He is an expert in digital and business transformation, and his ccc
Tuan was named "Chief Information and Technology Officer of the Year in Asia-Pacific" by The Asian Banker. Previously, he had stints at Citi, GE Energy, NBC Universal, and Cisco.