Deloitte, SAP Open AI Delivery Centre in Bengaluru
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Deloitte, SAP Open AI Delivery Centre in Bengaluru

Deloitte India has inaugurated a dedicated SAP Delivery Centre in Bengaluru to help enterprises accelerate cloud adoption, intelligent automation and AI-powered business transformation.

The AI-led innovation and delivery hub will support SAP’s transformation priorities and serve joint customers across innovation, architecture, engineering, implementation and managed evolution of enterprise solutions.

The centre will focus on helping organisations modernise legacy systems, adopt SAP cloud solutions, unlock business value through AI and build intelligent, future-ready operating models.

It will be supported by more than 1,000 professionals across India, with plans to add around 300 to 500 specialised AI professionals over the next 12 to 24 months. Talent development will focus on generative AI, agentic AI, machine learning, cloud architecture, data engineering and intelligent automation.

Sathish Gopalaiah, President, Consulting Businesses, Deloitte South Asia, said the centre reflects Deloitte and SAP’s shared commitment to driving innovation through AI, cloud and advanced technologies.

The centre will also include a dedicated AI Command Centre Lab to support experimentation, prototyping and enterprise AI adoption through tools, mentorship and collaborative development environments.

Deloitte India has inaugurated a dedicated SAP Delivery Centre in Bengaluru to help enterprises accelerate cloud adoption, intelligent automation and AI-powered business transformation.The AI-led innovation and delivery hub will support SAP’s transformation priorities and serve joint customers across innovation, architecture, engineering, implementation and managed evolution of enterprise solutions.The centre will focus on helping organisations modernise legacy systems, adopt SAP cloud solutions, unlock business value through AI and build intelligent, future-ready operating models.It will be supported by more than 1,000 professionals across India, with plans to add around 300 to 500 specialised AI professionals over the next 12 to 24 months. Talent development will focus on generative AI, agentic AI, machine learning, cloud architecture, data engineering and intelligent automation.Sathish Gopalaiah, President, Consulting Businesses, Deloitte South Asia, said the centre reflects Deloitte and SAP’s shared commitment to driving innovation through AI, cloud and advanced technologies.The centre will also include a dedicated AI Command Centre Lab to support experimentation, prototyping and enterprise AI adoption through tools, mentorship and collaborative development environments.

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