Roundtable

Agentic AI: From experiment to enterprise

Thu May 21 2026
 - Raamstraat 7, 1016 XL Amsterdam
Event
Roundtable
Two edition in. The conversations have been sharp, the room has been engaged, and the question we keep hearing is always the same:

"How do we actually build this?"
So that's exactly what we're doing next.

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Roundtable III brings together everything we've learned from our previous sessions and grounds it in something concrete: working systems, real results, and lessons learned from the field.

This edition, we open with Stephan Hartgers-Rus, our CEO and author of The Agentic Organisation. After 25 years working across organisations, Stephan has seen the same pattern repeat: models built, pipelines deployed, dashboards live, and yet, somewhere between the data team and the boardroom, the impact disappears. His conclusion? The bottleneck was never the technology. The gap between a proof of concept and real company-wide impact is a leadership problem, not a data problem.

"This is the largest paradigm shift since the industrial revolution. Treating it as another software rollout is the single most expensive mistake a leadership team can make."

His talk sets the stage for everything that follows, grounding our roundtable in the organisational reality that most AI conversations skip over.

Before the discussion kicks off, we take a look inside the kitchen. Xomnia experts walk you through a set of real-life use cases from companies across industries, what was built, what worked, and what didn't. No names, just the lessons.

From there, the discussion is guided by a set of sharp statements built around the themes that matter most right now:

  • AI Governance: How do we stay in control as our AI landscape scales?
  • Agentic AI at enterprise level: What does it take to build and govern an agentic platform that works across your organisation?
  • The roles of tomorrow: What skills and capabilities do you need to thrive in an agentic world?
  • Buy vs. build: How do you make the right call with (Gen)AI investments?

What to expect

Stephan Hartgers-Rus opens the conversation
Our CEO and author of The Agentic Organisation kicks things off with the core ideas behind his book, a framework that shifts the question from "how do we build better models?" to "how do we build organisations that can actually use them?"

A use case showcase
An inside look at real Agentic AI implementations from the field. What was built, why it worked, and what didn't. Anonymised, but honest.

A focused roundtable
Facilitated by Fried Schölvinck, the discussion is built around a set of sharp statements on the decisions that matter most for your organisation in 2026 and beyond.

A room worth being in
Alongside thought leaders and peers from your industry, we work through the practical steps and strategic decisions that will define the AI-ready organisation in 2027. No slides, no sales pitches, just sharp minds working through real problems together.

Details

đź“… Date: May 21st, 2026
​​🕔 Time: 17:30 - 21:00
📍 Location: Raamstraat 7, 1016 XL, Amsterdam

Schedule

17:30 - 18:00: Welcome with food and drinks
18:00 - 18:10: Opening notes by our CTO Tim Paauw
18:10 - 18:30: Talk by Stephan Hartgers-Rus - The Agentic Organisation 
18:30 - 18:45: Use case showcase
18:45 - 20:00: Roundtable discussion
20:00 - 21:00: Networking

Stephan Hartgers-Rus, CEO of Xomnia and author of The Agentic Organisation

Stephan Hartgers-Rus, CEO of Xomnia and author of The Agentic Organisation
With 25 years of experience across organisations, Stephan has built a clear perspective on why AI initiatives stall, and what it actually takes to scale them. His book lays out a framework that shifts the core question from "how do we build better models?" to "how do we build organisations that can actually use them?"

Fried Schölvinck, Agentic AI specialist and machine learning engineer, will lead the discussion and share his personal insights.

With a background in Neuroscience and Artificial Intelligence. The potential of AI and his pragmatic approach led him to pursue a career in Machine Learning Engineering, combined with consultancy. With his broad educational background and multidisciplinary interests, he is a reliable and innovative addition to any team. He has strong business skills and is capable of translating technical terms into easy-to-understand language.
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Thu May 21 2026
Raamstraat 7, 1016 XL Amsterdam

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