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Build with internal teams or buy from AI vendors? In 2025, your enterprise AI strategy decides your future. Choose right—or get left behind by Agentic AI leaders.
Why is AI important in the banking sector? | The shift from traditional in-person banking to online and mobile platforms has increased customer demand for instant, personalized service. |
AI Virtual Assistants in Focus: | Banks are investing in AI-driven virtual assistants to create hyper-personalised, real-time solutions that improve customer experiences. |
What is the top challenge of using AI in banking? | Inefficiencies like higher Average Handling Time (AHT), lack of real-time data, and limited personalization hinder existing customer service strategies. |
Limits of Traditional Automation: | Automated systems need more nuanced queries, making them less effective for high-value customers with complex needs. |
What are the benefits of AI chatbots in Banking? | AI virtual assistants enhance efficiency, reduce operational costs, and empower CSRs by handling repetitive tasks and offering personalized interactions. |
Future Outlook of AI-enabled Virtual Assistants: | AI will transform the role of CSRs into more strategic, relationship-focused positions while continuing to elevate the customer experience in banking. |
AI is rapidly moving from experimentation to enterprise core. As businesses shift toward autonomous workflows, reasoning agents, and real-time orchestration, the need for a well-defined AI strategy roadmap has never been greater.
An AI strategy is not just about which tools to use — it’s about building a scalable framework that:
Agentic AI systems, where intelligent agents reason, plan, and act across workflows, are redefining what AI looks like inside enterprises. This shift requires intentional planning and a tech stack that supports orchestration, context-awareness, and integration across APIs and tools.
For a deeper understanding of how this is already unfolding across industries, explore how enterprises are rethinking automation in The Rise of Agentic AI: What the Next Decade Looks Like.
AI service providers are external partners who help organizations build, deploy, or manage AI systems. This includes:
They offer packaged services, pretrained models, infrastructure, or end-to-end AI solutions — usually with enterprise SLAs and compliance frameworks baked in.
Choosing the right partner can redefine your customer support — dive into how Agentic AI transforms service operations in Power Business with Secure Agentic AI Customer Support.
Going in-house means relying on your internal talent to design, build, and manage AI systems from scratch.
This is ideal for companies that:
Benefits:
Challenges:
When building advanced systems like agentic AI workflows that dynamically call APIs, escalate decisions, and reason over context, internal development offers flexibility — but with greater responsibility.
AI vendors are a great fit when you need:
In the world of Agentic AI, providers often bring:
Benefits:
Risks to watch:
Smart enterprises choose vendors who support modularity, open APIs, and containerized deployment, so they retain control while scaling faster. Discover unexpected areas where enterprises should be applying MCP in 5 Shocking Places Enterprises Should Be Using MCP.
The most successful enterprises are increasingly adopting hybrid AI strategies — where critical reasoning and orchestration layers are built internally, while commoditized components are outsourced.
Example:
Why hybrid works best in Agentic AI contexts:
This approach is especially powerful for workflow automation, where agents must:
Hybrid models allow internal teams to retain control over agent orchestration, while leveraging vendors for execution blocks. Understand how Agentic AI matured into enterprise-ready orchestration by exploring The Evolution of Agentic AI: From Concept to Reality.
Here’s a strategic checklist:
Regardless of who builds it, your AI architecture must be:
MCP (Model Context Protocol) enables agents to:
Vendors who offer modular micro-agents or containerized orchestration pipelines are ideal partners in such environments.
The real power of AI service providers lies in what they unlock — not just tools, but:
The best providers work with your internal teams to co-design your AI roadmap. They offer plug-and-play components that don’t override your architecture — they strengthen it.
This very debate — whether enterprises should build AI internally or leverage service providers — was tackled by Abhinav and Raghav Aggarwal (Co-founder, Fluid AI) during Fluid AI’s podcast series.
As he posed in the episode:
“Should I get in an outside vendor or ISV to help build my use cases and platforms… or should I have my in-house teams do it because there are a lot of open-source libraries out there?”
The episode, featuring NVIDIA’s Shridhar Garge, explores this dilemma from both enterprise and innovation standpoints. Watch the full podcast for deeper insights.
Building AI isn’t just about automation — it’s about embedding intelligence across your enterprise workflows.
Whether you're launching a customer support AI, automating underwriting, or rolling out predictive ops, the question isn't just "what AI to use" — it's how and who builds it.
With agentic AI on the rise, the answer increasingly points to a hybrid approach:
Fluid AI is an AI company based in Mumbai. We help organizations kickstart their AI journey. If you’re seeking a solution for your organization to enhance customer support, boost employee productivity and make the most of your organization’s data, look no further.
Take the first step on this exciting journey by booking a Free Discovery Call with us today and let us help you make your organization future-ready and unlock the full potential of AI for your organization.
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