EY.ai Agentic Acceleration Engine
EY Global · Intelligence & Research
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As described on Microsoft Marketplace.
Solution overview
To
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help clients understand how they can leverage agentic AI to transform their
operations and where to start to generate the most value, the EY organization
built EY.ai Agentic Acceleration Engine — a
solution that supercharges agentic AI discovery efforts:
- A
structured, enterprise-grade accelerator to support organizational agentic
transformations
- Bridges
gap between AI ambition and real-world impact, equipping teams to move faster,
make smarter decisions and unlock value at scale
- Uses
generative AI (GenAI) to help accelerate the process of generating agentic use
cases and identifying strategic ones a client should pursue
Solution benefits
The EY.ai Agentic Acceleration Engine solution unlocks agentic AI value
at speed by analyzing business processes, tech stack and priorities to rapidly
generate high-impact agentic AI use cases. Once the most promising use cases
are identified, it uses code generation to rapidly build client demos that
bring use cases to life, helping obtain client buy off to move forward.
The
solution provides the following benefits:
- Customized use case portfolio:
prioritized by impact and feasibility
- Interactive demo experience:
visualizes “art of the possible”
- Clear next steps:
pathway to pilots, pods or broader deployment
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- FedRAMP AuthorizedConfirmed95%, domain-verifiedEY Grants Accelerator is FedRAMP Authorized at Moderate impact (domain match)FedRAMP Marketplaceregistry recordas observed 2026-08-27
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