The Harness AI Forum is an invitation-only, half-day executive programme for Singapore-based CIOs, CTOs and Technology/Digital CxOs. Designed for peer-level discourse, it convenes senior enterprise leaders to navigate the agentic AI transition — translating frontier capability into boardroom-ready strategy, engineering reality and enterprise governance.
The forum will also include a dedicated pre-departure briefing for delegates joining the SPARK Digital Leaders Summit 2026 in Hangzhou from 13 to 16 September. The briefing will cover the latest programme and site visit updates, travel and logistical arrangements, delegation guidelines, and what participants can expect during the four-day study trip. Delegates will also have the opportunity to meet fellow participants and raise any questions ahead of departure. All confirmed Hangzhou delegates are strongly encouraged to attend.
As agentic AI moves from prototype to production, enterprise leaders face a converging set of pressures: protecting AI investments from model obsolescence, breaking through decades of IT legacy, dismantling linear workflows for intent-driven service delivery, and governing a growing non-human workforce. This forum arms technology leaders with the strategic and architectural frameworks to build a durable Agentic Control Plane.
AI investments are being made against a technology landscape that will look materially different in 18 months. How do you build a capital thesis that doesn't become obsolete before it delivers?
Agentic AI operates at machine speed and assumes clean, real-time data. Most enterprise IT was built for human-speed, batch-processing, and controlled change. Something has to give.
Digital transformation gave us better portals and faster forms — but the user still navigates a system designed by IT. Intent-driven AI inverts this: the human states what they need, and the system figures out how to deliver it.
An AI agent that can send emails, call APIs and execute transactions is not a tool — it is an actor. Governing a non-human workforce requires controls that don't yet exist in most enterprise risk frameworks.
For enquiries, please contact:
Gladys Kan | SPARK
E-mail: gladys@wahspark.com
SPARK brings together a community of technology and business leaders from across Asia.