Agentic Engineering and What’s Next for Software Teams
This MIT Technology Review Insights report, sponsored by SoftServe, examines how agentic AI is beginning to influence software engineering practices. Drawing on perspectives from senior technology leaders, it reflects how teams are reassessing roles, workflows, and lifecycle ownership as agents take on structured work across development stages.
The survey reveals nearly unanimous confidence in agentic systems, with 98% of organizations expecting faster movement from pilot to production at an average projected acceleration of 37%. Inside the report is an exploration of how early adopters approach agent driven development, where initial gains appear, and why challenges such as integration, governance, and workflow change shape the pace of progress.
Manufacturers are under pressure to increase output, accelerate launches, and improve sustainability all at once. Yet traditional commissioning and physical testing remain costly, slow, and disruptive. Simulation, virtual commissioning, and digital twins offer a better way. In this whitepaper, you’ll see how manufacturers use high-fidelity simulation and real-time digital replicas to design, test, and refine production systems before changes reach the shop floor. Discover how a connected digital thread across engineering, automation, and operations enables faster launches, higher OEE, and more resilient factories.
