Samsung Opens AI-Powered Business Experience Studio In Gurugram
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Samsung Opens AI-Powered Business Experience Studio In Gurugram

Samsung has recently launched its Business Experience Studio (BES) in Gurugram, strengthening its focus on AI-powered, connected B2B solutions for enterprises in India. The new studio builds on Samsung’s existing BES in Mumbai and is designed as an immersive destination for decision-makers to experience real-world business applications of AI-driven technologies.

Spanning around 6,700 sq ft, the BES brings together Samsung’s mobile devices, displays, healthcare equipment and smart solutions to demonstrate how enterprises can enhance productivity, efficiency and digital transformation through seamless interoperability and enterprise-grade security. The studio caters to sectors including education, hospitality, healthcare, retail, banking and startups.

JB Park, President and CEO, Samsung Southwest Asia, said the Gurugram BES reflects Samsung’s vision of AI-led, human-centred and connected enterprise experiences, showcasing how applied AI across devices and platforms can enable scalable and secure digital transformation.

The studio is organised into multiple experience zones. The Industry Solutions zone highlights sector-specific applications such as smart classrooms, AI-enabled retail displays including spatial signage, branch automation for banking, and AI-driven healthcare tools supporting diagnostics and patient communication.

The Unified Solutions zone demonstrates connected workspaces and hospitality environments through platforms such as SmartThings Pro and LYNK Cloud, along with advanced meeting room solutions, AI-enabled system air conditioners and enterprise security offerings under the Samsung Knox suite. Large-format display solutions, including The Wall, are also showcased for control rooms and industry-specific applications.

The AI Home and Immersive Experiences zone presents connected living and work-from-home scenarios, illustrating how AI and connectivity are shaping future lifestyles and entertainment.

With the Gurugram BES, Samsung aims to accelerate enterprise modernisation in India by offering businesses a hands-on view of secure, reliable and scalable AI-powered solutions across industries.

Samsung has recently launched its Business Experience Studio (BES) in Gurugram, strengthening its focus on AI-powered, connected B2B solutions for enterprises in India. The new studio builds on Samsung’s existing BES in Mumbai and is designed as an immersive destination for decision-makers to experience real-world business applications of AI-driven technologies. Spanning around 6,700 sq ft, the BES brings together Samsung’s mobile devices, displays, healthcare equipment and smart solutions to demonstrate how enterprises can enhance productivity, efficiency and digital transformation through seamless interoperability and enterprise-grade security. The studio caters to sectors including education, hospitality, healthcare, retail, banking and startups. JB Park, President and CEO, Samsung Southwest Asia, said the Gurugram BES reflects Samsung’s vision of AI-led, human-centred and connected enterprise experiences, showcasing how applied AI across devices and platforms can enable scalable and secure digital transformation. The studio is organised into multiple experience zones. The Industry Solutions zone highlights sector-specific applications such as smart classrooms, AI-enabled retail displays including spatial signage, branch automation for banking, and AI-driven healthcare tools supporting diagnostics and patient communication. The Unified Solutions zone demonstrates connected workspaces and hospitality environments through platforms such as SmartThings Pro and LYNK Cloud, along with advanced meeting room solutions, AI-enabled system air conditioners and enterprise security offerings under the Samsung Knox suite. Large-format display solutions, including The Wall, are also showcased for control rooms and industry-specific applications. The AI Home and Immersive Experiences zone presents connected living and work-from-home scenarios, illustrating how AI and connectivity are shaping future lifestyles and entertainment. With the Gurugram BES, Samsung aims to accelerate enterprise modernisation in India by offering businesses a hands-on view of secure, reliable and scalable AI-powered solutions across industries.

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