How do you know if your business will benefit from AI agents? That’s what CIO Contributing Writer Bob Violino asked CM Law Partner & Technology Practice Chair Reiko Feaver. Reiko says businesses must ask themselves whether they “have the initial and ongoing resources to support and continually improve the agentic AI technology, including for the infrastructure and necessary data?”
She adds that whether a business process is a good candidate to switch to agentic AI would follow the same internal processes applicable to an evaluation of whether to use any new business or technology solution, says Reiko Feaver, a partner at law firm CM Law whose practice focuses on AI.
If a cost/benefit analysis shows that agentic AI will provide what’s missing in current processes, and deliver a return on investment (ROI), then a company should move ahead with the necessary resources, including money, people, and time.
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