The article discusses the emergence of AI-Augmented Enterprises, where artificial intelligence is no longer just a tool but an autonomous system capable of decision-making. This shift presents governance challenges for enterprise leaders, as traditional models relied on human judgments. The author introduces the concept of Agentic Governance, which aligns AI decisions with organizational strategy and ethics through the Noetic Enterprise Architecture (NEA). NEA promotes the understanding of enterprises as cognitive systems, enabling coordinated actions among various AI agents. The framework addresses issues like digital fragmentation and enhances responsiveness to challenges, ensuring strategic alignment and operational coherence in today’s complex environments.