Agentic AI represents a new frontier in artificial intelligence—one where systems move beyond providing recommendations to taking autonomous actions within defined boundaries. In supply chains and procurement, this shift promises to fundamentally reshape how organizations plan, execute, and adapt. From orchestrating complex multi-tier supplier networks to dynamically adjusting logistics flows in response to disruptions, agentic AI offers the potential for more resilient, adaptive, and efficient operations. As industries experiment with these capabilities, the implications stretch beyond productivity gains, raising questions about trust, security, governance, and the evolving role of human expertise in decision-making.
This roundtable will bring together senior supply chain and procurement professionals from a diverse range of industries and companies for a day and a half of dialogue, debate, and collaborative exploration. Led by Dr. Elenna Dugundji and her team from the MIT Deep Knowledge Lab, this roundtable provides a forum where participants can share experiences, challenge assumptions, and envision the future of agentic AI in supply chain management and procurement. Through facilitated discussions, case study exchanges, and structured debates, attendees will engage with both the opportunities and the challenges of adopting these technologies. The event is designed not only to deepen understanding but also to foster cross-industry connections that can help shape a shared vision of what agentic AI means for next-generation supply chains and procurement.
