AI agents are applications that prepare, build, test, or evaluate specific tasks for engineers. Agentic Hub is a platform that brings together knowledge, practical experience, and reusable components. This gives teams more control, while engineers retain control over decisions, quality, and results. With more than 1100 teams working on software development at Rabobank, a coordinated approach is necessary to prevent the repetition of successful applications per team.
With this, Rabobank aligns with a broader trend. Throughout the financial sector and beyond, organizations are trying to stay ahead of each other in the application of AI. In this context, agentic AI forms the newest playing field. For Rabobank, the hub fits within the strategy to make AI a core competency.
The Hub focuses not only on technology but also on adoption and transformation. According to Rabobank, AI agents do not replace the role of the engineer but change it: from writing code to defining goals, setting frameworks, and validating results. This requires new skills and a different way of working. The transformation is led by Myrna Vonk, the Transformation Lead of the Agentic Hub.
“AI is changing not only how we build software, but also how engineers collaborate and organize their work,” says Vonk. “If you do not consciously facilitate this change, it will remain isolated experiments. AI requires sharper decisions, different collaboration, and a renewed way of developing.”
According to the bank, quality, safety, and governance are integrated from the start. This ensures that teams can responsibly experiment and learn within clear frameworks, and integrate proven applications into daily software development in a controlled manner.
