Hybrid: Agentic Process Automation in Action: Build Your First AI Agent

Speaker

Pallavi Chintapalli, MBCS

Agenda

19:00 arrival (light refreshments)

19:30 lecture commences

20:30 lecture finishes (optional questions and answers afterwards)

21:00 event closes

Synopsis

Discover how Agentic Process Automation (APA) is transforming the future of business operations by combining AI agents with the power of Large Language Models (LLMs).

This session will explore how APA differs from traditional Robotic Process Automation (RPA) and how it enables the creation of autonomous, adaptive workflows that evolve in real time.

Through a live demonstration, you’ll follow the journey of building your first AI agent — from understanding the task, to designing the workflow, to executing and adapting the process. You’ll see APA in action and gain insights into how it can be applied across industries to save time, reduce errors, and unlock new possibilities.

Key takeaways include:

• The principles and benefits of Agentic Process Automation
• How APA improves on traditional RPA Practical steps to design and deploy your first AI agent Real-world scenarios where APA delivers measurable impact

Whether you’re a business leader, developer, or process improvement specialist, you’ll leave equipped with the knowledge and practical skills to start applying APA in your own organisation

About the speaker

Pallavi Chintapalli, MBCS, is a Master’s student at the University of Hertfordshire and a technology professional with over eleven years’ experience in software development, RPA, intelligent automation, and agentic AI.

She has delivered enterprise solutions for global leaders including Telstra, Bank of America and Microsoft, specialising in scalable Microsoft-based systems and automation frameworks such as UiPath and Pega Robotics.

Passionate about the future of AI-driven automation, Pallavi is exploring how large language models and autonomous agents can transform business operations.

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