Autonomous Workflow Orchestration
From Task Execution → Process Architecture
Teams are bogged down by repetitive, multi-step workflows — client onboarding, vendor vetting, approvals — that require constant manual hand-offs between tools and people. This webinar shows you how to architect AI agents that handle all of it.
In this live session, an incoming customer request requires cross-functional approval, contract generation, and technical vetting. Watch a Gemini Enterprise AI Agent act as a digital project manager — reading the request, categorising urgency, and drafting the necessary technical scope of work.
The agent then coordinates directly with Google Workspace tools — scheduling a Calendar invite based on team availability, creating a tracking folder in Drive, and drafting custom approval notices in Google Chat for executives — without a single human hand-off.
Every attendee walks away with Blueprint Module 5: Next-Gen Agentic Workflows — a reusable agent architecture for your most repetitive cross-functional processes.
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0:00Welcome & RecapQuick recap of Episodes 1–4. Framing the workflow orchestration challenge.Keynote
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0:08The Business Problem: The Manual Hand-Off TaxHow repetitive multi-step workflows silently drain team capacity — and what autonomous orchestration looks like.Keynote
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0:15Live Demo: Incoming Request, AI Agent Takes OverAn incoming customer request triggers a Gemini AI Agent — it reads the request, categorises urgency, and drafts the technical scope.Live Demo
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0:28Live Demo: Workspace CoordinationThe agent schedules a Calendar invite, creates a Drive folder, and drafts Google Chat approval notices — all automatically.Live Demo
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0:40Building Your First Agent: Live WalkthroughStep-by-step: how to define, test, and deploy a Gemini agent for your own repetitive workflow.Live Demo
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0:48Blueprint Module 5 Co-CreationTogether we build the Next-Gen Agentic Workflows architecture template for your team.Blueprint
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0:54Live Q&ADescribe your most painful workflow — we'll architect a Gemini agent for it on air.Q&A