The source material is derived from a professional newsletter discussing strategies for accelerating Generative AI (GenAI) adoption within large organizations, with a special focus on the healthcare and life sciences sectors. The author uses consumer AI functions, such as Google’s autonomous shopping agents, to illustrate the high expectations employees and customers now have for AI that can execute entire workflows rather than merely answering questions. This shift exposes the significant Agent-Ready Enterprise Platform Gap, citing a corporate lack of infrastructure needed to safely host acting agents that require consistent context, clear permissions and policy, and robust observability. To achieve enterprise readiness, the text advises leaders to start with manageable, high-pain workflows, define pre-approved actions explicitly, and proactively integrate risk and compliance teams into the design phase. Success ultimately depends on funding the underlying platform capabilities early to ensure agents can act with the necessary context and auditability required in regulated industries.