BCS Webinars on Agentic Enterprise Operations
BCS records sessions on the problems that decide whether an enterprise estate can run with minimal manual intervention, covering orchestration design, data readiness, identity governance, and agent supervision. Each session is presented by the architects who deliver the work, and the material comes from live engagements rather than a product roadmap.
From AI Ideas to AI Agents
Village Roadshow and Business Core Solutions on moving AI from experimentation into production: what changed, what the team learned, and what comes next.
- Choosing the AI opportunity worth building first
- What changes when an agent enters live operations
- Where humans stay in control of the workflow
What can be watched on demand?
Recorded sessions remain available in full, including the questions raised on the day. The library covers the BCS operating model, the tri-modal intelligence framework, and cross-platform agent orchestration between SAP and Salesforce.
Autonomous Identity Governance With Anugal
Access reviews, segregation-of-duties conflicts, and joiner-mover-leaver events handled as continuous controls rather than quarterly campaigns, with the evidence trail auditors ask for available on demand.
Inside Symphony: The Orchestration Control Plane for Near-Zero Touch Operations
A working session on how Symphony sequences batch operations, integrations, monitoring, and exception handling across SAP, Salesforce, and Microsoft Dynamics, and what changes in the run model once orchestration carries the load that consultants carry today.
Orchestration Density Versus Consultant Density
The commercial and operating difference between adding people and adding orchestration, examined through the run model of a multi-vendor estate, including how ticket composition, cycle time, and cost per transaction move over a contract term.
Data Quality Gates for S/4HANA Migrations
How deKorvai DQView profiles a legacy estate before cutover, where conversion programmes lose weeks to defects nobody measured, and how quality gates are placed inside the SAP Activate timeline instead of after go-live.
Tri-Modal Intelligence in Practice
How predictive, generative, and agentic modes are combined inside a single enterprise process, where each mode earns its place, and which governance controls have to exist before an agent is allowed to act on a system of record.
Cross-Platform Agent Orchestration Across SAP and Salesforce Agentforce
What happens when a Salesforce Agentforce action needs a governed SAP transaction to complete, how Symphony carries that handoff, and where supervision boundaries are set so agents stay inside policy on both sides of the integration.
How a BCS session runs
The sessions are working reviews of live architecture, built for senior technical and operational audiences who carry the run model for an enterprise estate. Nothing is gated behind a sales conversation, no session is a product tour, and the material comes from delivery work.
Architecture walkthroughs, not slide decks
Every session opens a live environment and traces one enterprise process end to end. The design decisions, the failure conditions, and the instrumentation are shown as they are configured on delivery engagements.
Questions answered by the practitioners
Sessions are presented by the BCS architects and engineering leads who build the workflows, so questions about sequencing, governance, and integration limits are answered directly rather than referred to a follow-up call.
40 to 45 minutes, available in full
Each session is scoped to a single topic and runs for 40 to 45 minutes including questions. The recording carries the question segment rather than stopping at the prepared material, so nothing raised on the day is lost.
Take a closer look at a specific estate
The recorded library covers the architecture decisions in general terms. Where a particular estate needs working through, BCS runs private technical sessions with the same practitioners who present these recordings.