- Hexaware introduces Tensai GPT, an AI web app in collaboration with Microsoft Azure, to boost creativity and knowledge sharing among employees.
- The user-friendly app aims to enhance internal innovation by allowing employees to access company knowledge and contribute ideas across various industries.
- Hexaware's strategic partnerships extend beyond technology, positioning itself as a leader in AI-driven solutions and knowledge ecosystems.
Hexaware introduced Tensai GPT, an AI web app in collaboration with Microsoft Azure, to boost creativity and knowledge sharing among employees. The app combines generative AI with real-world support for clients' benefit, enhancing productivity and privacy.
Always improving: Hexaware has launched an AI web application named Tensai GPT in collaboration with Microsoft Azure. This user-friendly app aims to enhance internal innovation by allowing employees to access company knowledge and contribute ideas across various industries. The President Global Head of Consulting Gen AI Practice at Hexaware, Arun 'Rak' Ramchandran, highlighted that Tensai GPT will support the company's use of advanced technology and automation in hi-tech and professional services. By leveraging generative AI, the app provides virtual guidance and real-world support for clients, fostering creativity and idea implementation.
Deeper details: Satyajith Mundakkal, senior vice president at Hexaware, emphasized that Tensai GPT is designed to be secure, easy to use, and equipped with advanced AI features. Aligned with Microsoft Azure Open AI Service’s privacy policy, the app enhances productivity while prioritizing privacy. This initiative demonstrates Hexaware's commitment to leading AI-driven transformations. Sangita Singh, General Manager IT ITES at Microsoft India, expressed the companies' joint dedication to driving innovation through AI. The partnership between Hexaware and Microsoft Azure OpenAI Service sets new standards for collaboration and business transformation.
Looking ahead: In July 2023, Hexaware launched its Generative AI consulting and practice unit for the enterprise in partnership with Microsoft. This collaboration focuses on Hexaware's knowledge ecosystem solution 'Tenjin,' utilizing Microsoft Azure's OpenAI Service to create dynamic, scalable, and precise knowledge ecosystems using generative AI. Hexaware CEO R Srikrishna shared in an interview that the company aims to have nearly 100% of its tech workforce trained in Chennai through this partnership. Currently, over 11,000 employees are in the training process, with more than 3,000 having completed it. The goal is to train 100% of the tech workforce by the middle of the year.
Who its for:: Hexaware's strategic partnerships extend beyond technology, as evidenced by their collaboration with Qatari business group Al-Balagh to optimize IT spending for Qatari companies. This partnership aims to facilitate the transition to cloud technology and enhance interactions with end-users, suppliers, and employees through cutting-edge tech solutions. By aligning with key industry players, Hexaware continues to drive innovation and transformation in the IT sector, positioning itself as a leader in AI-driven solutions and knowledge ecosystems.
