Sutherland Announces Enterprise-Ready Agentic AI Delivering Real-World Business Outcomes
Advanced deployments across media and telecom drive digital outcomes in CX, compliance, and operational agility
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ROCHESTER, N.Y. — Sutherland, a global leader in business and digital transformation, is redefining what's possible when people and AI work together. Its Agentic AI solutions are now powering smarter, more efficient operations for some of the world's leading brands. Modular, flexible, and designed to scale, Sutherland's Agentic AI goes beyond task automation to solve real business problems. By combining human judgment with intelligent automation, Sutherland is helping organizations create secure and adaptable digital experiences that are built to last.
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These deployments are already driving real results for tier-1 media and telecom enterprises, showcasing some of the most advanced, real-world uses of Agentic AI today. As businesses face mounting pressure to cut costs, protect sensitive data, and elevate customer experiences in real time – without expanding headcount – Sutherland provides a clear path forward.
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Its enterprise-ready platform brings together a dynamic network of specialized AI agents that flex with the needs of the business. These agents handle everything from real-time translation and fraud detection to post-interaction analysis and automated coaching. As a result, organizations can move faster and deliver better outcomes without compromise.
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'Our vision for Agentic AI is rooted in collaboration – not just automation,' said Doug Gilbert, Chief Information Officer and Chief Digital Officer at Sutherland. 'We have engineered intelligent agents that think, learn, and evolve alongside humans to solve the most complex business challenges – from regulatory compliance to dynamic customer support. This is where digital transformation gets real.'
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A leading global streaming platform chose Sutherland's Agentic AI to improve both digital and human-led customer interactions. The AI teams up with live agents in real time, analyzing questions on the spot and pulling the most relevant answers from a vast knowledge base. It actively suggests responses, summarizes calls, and recommends subscription upgrades – learning and improving with every interaction, thanks to ongoing human feedback. The result? Faster support and a smoother, more satisfying experience for both customers and agents.
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Other key outcomes include:
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U.S. Telecom Leader Protects Customer Data and Stays Compliant, Without Rewriting a Single Line of Code
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When stricter FCC regulations demanded better protection for sensitive customer data, a top 3 U.S. telecom provider turned to Sutherland's Agentic AI to meet the challenge. The solution was rolled out rapidly across 27 legacy systems and 126,000 agents – seamlessly, without disrupting daily operations.
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Sutherland's PCI-compliant AI agents automatically detect and remove sensitive data from voice calls, chats, transcripts, and screen recordings in real time. No rewrites. No delays. Just reliable, scalable protection.
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Beyond compliance, the platform helps the telecom giant:
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Detect fraud as it happens and securely process payments
Analyze interactions post-call with built-in audit trails
Unite all communication channels – voice, email, chat, social, and SMS – on a single recording platform
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Today, Sutherland's Agentic AI is driving real results across highly regulated industries – from media and telecom to healthcare and logistics. By blending powerful AI platforms with automation and human insight, Sutherland is helping businesses stay compliant and create meaningful, lasting change.
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About Sutherland
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Artificial Intelligence. Automation. Cloud Engineering. Advanced Analytics.
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For Enterprises, these are key factors of success. For us, they're our core expertise.
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We work with global iconic brands. We bring them a unique value proposition through market-leading technologies and business process excellence. At the heart of it all is Digital Engineering – the foundation that powers rapid innovation and scalable business transformation.
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We've created over 200 unique inventions under several patents across AI and other emerging technologies. Leveraging our advanced products and platforms, we drive digital transformation at scale, optimize critical business operations, reinvent experiences, and pioneer new solutions, all provided through a seamless 'as-a-service' model.
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