Gartner webinar: what CIOs need to know about AI agents (registration, not an article)

The analyzed link does not lead to an article with editorial content, but rather to the registration page of a Gartner webinar titled "AI Agents: What CIOs Need to Know Now," scheduled as a live session for July 22, 2026. The page consists almost entirely of the standard Gartner site navigation (menus, links to other sections such as CIO, Cybersecurity, Data & Analytics, tools such as Magic Quadrant or Hype Cycle, etc.) and a registration form requesting contact and company details to access the event.

Given that this is not an article developing ideas but a promotional landing page for a future webinar, it is not possible to extract a substantive analysis of the actual content that will be presented. The only concrete thing that can be reported is the brief description the page itself offers about the planned agenda.

According to that description, the webinar promises to address four points: the current state of AI agent adoption and its main use cases; lessons drawn from early agent implementations; how AI agents are reshaping CIO priorities and the IT function; and what is needed to prepare the organization and the technology stack for the arrival of these agents.

The page also includes a brief conceptual note from Gartner that frames AI agents as an evolution from traditional automation: systems capable of planning, reasoning and executing complex tasks. It is mentioned that Gartner analysts will explain how CIOs can prepare an "agent-ready IT stack," support greater automation in IT operations, enable new self-service models for the business, and address emerging governance and security considerations as agentic AI expands across the enterprise.

As an additional note, Andy Rowsell-Jones, Distinguished VP Analyst at Gartner, is identified as one of the webinar's presenters, although the page does not offer additional details about his specific intervention or about other possible speakers.

In conclusion, this link does not constitute a source of content that can be analyzed in depth for the newsletter, but rather an invitation to a Gartner event that requires registration.