Engineering the Future - AI Agents Break the Cost-Scale Barrier
Join NASA, AWS, Capgemini Invent, and Synera to explore how AI agents are transforming engineering
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In today’s competitive landscape, AI agents have transformed industries like legal, customer service or finances—but their impact on engineering is only beginning to unfold. In this panel discussion, we’ll explore how AI agents can address the key challenges facing engineering organizations, and how Synera is leading the charge to transform the future of engineering.
Engineering organizations are under intense pressure to reduce costs and accelerate time-to-market while maintaining quality and innovation standards. Traditional methods, with their dependency on headcount and operational inefficiencies, are no longer sufficient in today’s competitive landscape. This is where AI agents come into play: by automating routine tasks, enhancing coordination, and enabling autonomous decision-making, AI agents have the power to break the cost-scale barrier that has limited growth and profitability in engineering.
Join thought leaders from NASA, Capgemini Invent, AWS, and Synera as they share their perspectives on the future of engineering and how AI agents are set to reshape the industry.
Key Takeaways:
- Understanding the key challenges facing modern engineering teams, particularly in the context of cost, innovation, and talent shortage
- Explore how AI agents and multi-agent systems can automate complex engineering processes, improve decision-making, and enable organizations to scale operations more efficiently.
- Insights from industry leaders on the future impact of AI in engineering and how it will change the way organizations operate and compete
Who is this Webinar for?
- C-level Executives
- Industry Leaders
- Engineering and R&D Leadership
Our partner
Amazon Web Services (AWS)
Launched in 2006, AWS provides scalable, secure, low-cost cloud infrastructure, enabling businesses to access IT resources on-demand, reduce capital expenses, and scale quickly. Serving hundreds of thousands in 190 countries, AWS supports faster innovation using Amazon’s global expertise and data centers across the U.S., Europe, Singapore, and Japan.
NASA Goddard Space Flight Center
NASA's Goddard Space Flight Center develops and operates spacecraft for Earth and space science. Based in Maryland, it leads missions, builds instruments and telescopes, and manages ISS communications. It’s central to NASA’s exploration and research, including Hubble, James Webb, and other key facilities across the U.S.
Capgemini Invent
Capgemini Invent is Capgemini's digital transformation consulting unit. More than 10,000 experts worldwide develop innovative, sustainable solutions. As part of the Capgemini Group, it supports companies with technology and strategy on their way to a future-proof, inclusive economy.