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Mayank
Agarwal
Director of Product Management, AI Products
RingCentral
Mayank Agarwal is an entrepreneurial product and technology leader with a distinguished track record of building zero-to-one products across FinTech, eCommerce, Marketplaces, and Developer Platforms. Currently leading AI Product efforts at RingCentral, he specializes in translating complex advances in machine learning into intuitive, high-impact solutions for both businesses and consumers. With deep experience in scaling global platforms—including previous leadership roles at Uber, eBay, and Meta—Mayank is a vocal advocate for moving beyond "AI wrappers" toward building defensible, mission-critical products. He is passionate about solving "burning needs" by integrating intelligent automation into core user workflows, ensuring that technology serves as a bridge to better human outcomes rather than a barrier.
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02 April 2026 13:45 - 14:15
Beyond the summary: AI agents that drive collaboration outcomes
Every team is building agents. Far fewer are shipping ones that reliably drive outcomes. The next frontier isn't more agents - it's agents that close the loop on real work. At RingCentral, I've scaled our AI Assistant from passive note-taker to a swarm of outcome-driving agents. Before that, at my quant trading firm, I built self-correcting agents that autonomously improved strategy performance, teaching me that real value isn't in the report, it's in what the system does next. We'll map the maturity curve from passive summarization to proactive action, walk through the agent architecture that powers outcome-driven collaboration, and confront the hard accuracy problems most teams underestimate - context collapse, intent drift, and cascading errors in multi-step workflows. Attendees will leave with a KPI framework for measuring AI agent ROI and a concrete roadmap for getting their agents from unreliable to production-ready.