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All Camunda blog posts tagged with Agentic AI.
Nov 13, 2026
A claims team stuck on Pega isn’t just facing a platform problem, it’s facing a speed problem customers can feel. Here’s where AI genuinely speeds up a Pega-to-Camunda migration, where it quietly introduces risk, and why the two conversion errors one test caught never would have shown up in a deployment log.
By Market Intelligence Team
Nov 12, 2026
Enterprise and financial-services leaders met at Camunda's Toronto Agentic Orchestration Xchange to talk through the AI Process Gap, and why real production use cases demand re-engineering processes on open standards, not bolting AI onto what's already broken.
Nov 6, 2026
A recap of Camunda 8.10's webinar: build re-engineered processes in days, prove AI agents are trustworthy, and scale reuse across every team.
Oct 26, 2026
Insurers already run AI in pilots. Few have it changing how claims and underwriting get done. What separates the two is whether AI agents work inside a process redesigned for them, before their best people leave.
By Shane Ernest
Oct 23, 2026
Everyone at Money20/20 wanted faster, cheaper, and better. Here is what we saw in payments, fraud, and agents, and the four questions bank leaders asked us.
By Shane Ernest
Oct 22, 2026
The real cost of staying on Pega isn’t the license. It’s the expertise, services, and risk that build up the longer you stay.
By Market Intelligence Team
Oct 19, 2026
Your agent handled several hundred cases, then the model changed and the prompt was edited twice. Can you tell whether it got better or worse?
Oct 13, 2026
We believe this recognition validates the vision we've been building toward for years: a single, governed platform where deterministic control and dynamic AI agent behavior work side by side.
Oct 6, 2026
Interest in ProcessOS keeps growing, along with customer expectations. ProcessOS supports a full process lifecycle – one that understands the work, automates it, and keeps improving as conditions change. Delivering on that vision at scale requires collaboration with every customer, which is where partners become essential.
By Tony Durso
