Info-Tech Publishes Agentic AI Stack Blueprint

Aug 21, 2026
Info-Tech Research Group has published a blueprint for enterprise agentic AI stacks, warning that pilot era systems can create integration, cost, data, and governance risks as adoption scales.
Info-Tech Publishes Agentic AI Stack Blueprint

Info-Tech Research Group announced in a press release a new blueprint for enterprise agentic AI technology stacks as systems move beyond chatbot pilots into workflows that access sensitive data and make operational decisions.

The firm said stacks built during the pilot era can expose organizations to integration brittleness, runaway costs, stale or untrusted data, and governance gaps when deployed more broadly.

The blueprint, Discover the Enterprise Agentic AI Technology Stack, maps six layers of an agentic AI stack. It is intended to help IT leaders, enterprise architects, and AI product owners assess architecture gaps and prepare for vendor evaluation.

The research also lists six vendor selection criteria: functional use cases, operability and production reliability, deployment compatibility and flexibility, governance, security, and compliance, integration and ecosystem fit, and implementation and operational costs.

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