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TLC ZOOM
Wednesday, 8th July 2026Â @ 18:00 BST
The Agentic Revolution. Stop using AI and start hiring it.
Tony Reeves
Lead Partner, Digital Defence, Deloitte
The era of software as a tool has ended, replaced by agentic AI that reasons, plans, and pursues objectives with the autonomy of a digital employee. This shift transforms every professional into a leader. Your value no longer lies in execution but in the strategic orchestration of an intelligent, autonomous workforce.
It is time to stop prompting and start leading.
We’ll also cover how:
Nvidia is rebuilding the global economy around agents and tokens by replacing static data centres with ai factories. These facilities act as industrial production lines for intelligence, fundamentally altering how service and manufacturing sectors operate.
This session demystifies the technical jargon to show you how to lead agents in your daily workflow. Learn why the transition from operator to orchestrator is the only way to remain competitive in the age of the AI factory.
Once again we welcome back the inimitable Tony Reeves
Tony has pioneered digital disruption across defence and government sectors for the last 25 years as a military officer, government advisor, and business leader.
He encourages faster adoption of new thinking, while warning of the potential risks created by digital transformation and disruptive technologies.
He is a keen advocate for the need to change our mindsets, not our toolsets, to achieve critical advantages over adversaries and competitors, who increasingly realise their technological benefits at a quicker pace.
Tony has always been a geek and has served as a British Army Infantry Officer on operations in Bosnia, Kosovo, Sierra Leone, and Northern Ireland. In a critical national role, he supported the military adoption of new technologies and ways of working in Afghanistan, Iraq, and across Africa.
Tony shaped future UK battlefield C4ISR solutions aligning future technological options with commercial approaches across sectors, before joining Microsoft to develop ethical technologies, including AI and mixed realities.
He is now Deloitte UK Partner for Digital Defence, leading on AI adoption with UK MOD, exploiting big data, and digitising delivery operations.
