Deloitte Presents: Agentic blueprinting: Driving value from AI
Description
Join us for Agentic blueprinting: driving value from AI, a practical panel discussion bringing together senior leaders, technologists and decision‑makers to explore how organisations can move agentic AI from experimentation into everyday work.
As AI rapidly shifts from tools to teammates, many organisations remain stuck in pilots. This session explores agentic blueprinting as the missing design capability, bringing together real-world insights and practical examples of how AI agents can be intentionally designed into real workflows, with clear roles, decision boundaries, governance and human oversight. The facilitated discussion will focus on:
Moving agentic AI beyond pilots and proofs of concept
Designing AI agents within real organisational workflows
Lessons from ACC’s agentic blueprinting journey and early outcomes
Scaling AI responsibly in complex, regulated environments
This event is centered around the Techweek pillars of Governance and Future, considering how New Zealand organisations can turn AI potential into operational value while ensuring human oversight by design.
Whether you're a technology leader, executive, architect or policy decision‑maker, this session is designed to inform, challenge and connect you with practical ways to leverage agentic AI in your work.
Presenters
Campbell Mackie
Accident Compensation Corporation (ACC), Head of Technology and Platforms Campbell Mackie is the Head of Technology and Platforms at ACC, leading large‑scale technology platforms and engineering capabilities supporting New Zealand’s accident compensation system. With deep experience across public sector technology, Campbell focuses on building resilient platforms, modernising core systems, and enabling teams to adopt new ways of working at a scale. His leadership spans complex, regulated environments, where trust, governance, and delivery discipline are critical. He brings a pragmatic perspective on how emerging technologies can be embedded responsibly to deliver real outcomes for New Zealanders.
Julene Marr
Deloitte, Director Julene Marr is a Director in Deloitte New Zealand’s Technology and AI Transformation practice, where she helps organisations translate strategy into scalable, real‑world delivery. Working at the intersection of business ambition and engineering execution, Julene specialises in operating model design, platform modernisation and responsible AI adoption. Julene has led major transformation programmes across government and industry, with a focus on embedding new ways of working that endure beyond implementation. She is known for bridging technical complexity and executive decision‑making to drive confident, outcome‑focused change.
Kylie Bryant
Deloitte, Partner Kylie Bryant is a Partner at Deloitte, specialising in Operations, Industry and Domain Solutions. She works with organisations across New Zealand to translate technology investment into measurable business outcomes, with a focus on large-scale transformation and operational change. Kylie brings a pragmatic perspective on how emerging technologies, including AI, can be embedded into real-world environments to deliver sustainable value.
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