Session Description

Most enterprise architectures are designed for a world where humans are the consumer of information. AI produces it, humans review it, and governance sits at the checkpoints where those reviews happen. That model assumes decisions happen at a pace people can follow.

That assumption no longer holds. We are entering the era of Intelligence Technology, where autonomous agents don't just produce information — they consume it, interpret it, and act on it. Continuously, at speed, inside your business. The governance checkpoints that worked when humans were in the loop don't work when the loop no longer includes them.

This session presents the next chapter for enterprise architecture, I²T — Intelligence Technology — and examines what it changes about governance. Not only the policy. The system. We will cover what traditional governance was designed for, where it breaks down in an I²T environment, and what a governance framework tha…