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While 66 per cent of organizations are piloting agentic AI, a 97 per cent readiness gap highlights a critical disconnect between ambition and foundational preparedness, putting a projected CA$20.2 million* in two-year returns per company at risk. TORONTO, ON – September 10, 2026 – Canadian businesses are in a high-speed race to adopt agentic AI, the next wave of AI where autonomous agents execute complex business tasks, but new research from SAP SE and Oxford Economics reveals a critical readiness gap is potentially jeopardizing their success.  The study highlights that the issue isn’t the potential of AI, but a lack of preparation in the foundational data, processes, and governance required to harness it effectively. While two-thirds (66 per cent) of Canadian organizations are already piloting agentic AI, a staggering 97 per cent admit they are not fully prepared to deploy and govern these powerful tools.

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