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      Adapting for the future: building resilience, embracing AI responsibly and transforming workforce strategies

      AI is transforming industries with GenAI, Agentic AI, ethical practices, and tailored solutions driving innovation and sustainability

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      Purushothaman KG

      Partner and Head Technology Transformation, Sector Head - Telecommunications

      KPMG in India

      • 5G evolution: Optimisation through Intelligent RAN

        The future of 5G lies in embedding intelligence directly into the network. With Intelligent RAN, telecom operators can unlock greater efficiency, faster performance, and more adaptive, smarter connectivity.

      • From automation to autonomy

        Successfully adopting agentic AI demands a fundamental revisit of operating models, technology stacks, and platform architecture—alongside workforce capabilities and governance frameworks. Our report outlines a strategic roadmap for Indian telcos to evolve from pilot initiatives to enterprise-scale AI deployment, enabling intelligent, autonomous networks that deliver enhanced customer experiences and sustainable business outcomes in a fast-changing digital environment.

      • Building India’s AI infrastructure

        India stands at a pivotal moment in its AI journey, with the potential to build infrastructure that not only powers innovation but also drives inclusive societal transformation. By leveraging its digital public platforms, investing in compute capacity, and fostering public-private collaboration, India can democratise access to AI. A strong focus on skilling, ethical governance, and regional innovation will ensure that AI serves both urban and rural communities, propelling the nation into its next leap of growth and global leadership.

      Akhilesh Tuteja

      Partner & National Leader, Clients and Markets

      KPMG in India

      Agentic AI is more than a technological advancement - it is a strategic paradigm shift that empowers telecom operators to move from reactive to autonomous systems. This transformation will unlock new levels of operational efficiency, customer personalization, and revenue growth. India’s unparalleled scale, data richness, and innovation ecosystem uniquely position it to lead the global telecom AI revolution, creating models that others will follow.

      Atul Gupta

      Partner and Head - Digital Trust and Cyber

      KPMG in India

      Cyber resilience: Building a nationwide threat intelligence and response ecosystem

      In a constantly evolving connected world, the need to collaborate in cyber is fundamental. Building a unified intelligence and response ecosystem allows to detect, analyse and be proactive in managing cyber threats that enables in securing digital ecosystem which powers the digital economy of the country.

      Sushant Rabra

      Partner and Head, Digital Strategy, Solutions and Insights

      KPMG in India

      Edge AI: Unlocking Value from Farms to Factories

      Edge AI is transforming industries by enabling immediate, data-driven decisions at the point of action. It bridges technology and operational excellence, unlocking efficiency, productivity, and competitive advantage from farms to factories.

      Rahul Hakeem

      Partner, Technology, Media and Telecom

      KPMG in India

      Digital infrastructure first: How passive and active infra are bridging AI potential and rural progress

      Digital infrastructure is the backbone of AI-driven progress in rural India. By integrating advanced technologies with local ecosystems, we can drive innovation, empower communities, and create long-term value for both society and the economy.

      Sonica Bajaj

      Partner, Clients and Markets and COO, KPMG Global Cyber Business

      KPMG in India

      • Digital infrastructure first: How passive and active infra are bridging AI potential and rural progress

        Building an inclusive AI ecosystem requires infrastructure that is robust, scalable, and accessible to all. It is the bridge that turns technological potential into practical outcomes, transforming lives, industries, and the broader digital economy.

      • Rewriting the rules: Gen AI and the future of enterprises

        From automating workflows and enhancing customer experiences to optimising telecom infrastructure and network operations, Gen AI is becoming a core driver of transformation. As businesses adapt to this shift, those that integrate Gen AI responsibly and at scale will lead in innovation, operational efficiency, and market relevance in the digital-first era.

      Navin Agrawal

      Global Lead Partner – Chairman Accounts, Head – India UK Corridor

      KPMG in India

      Edge AI: Unlocking Value from Farms to Factories

      Edge AI is becoming the control tower of modern industry, bringing real-time, data-driven decision-making to the point of action. For India, it’s a convergence of scale, telecom reach and startup innovation. We are uniquely positioned to architect an ecosystem that can act as an economic accelerator, powering productivity, inclusion, and global leadership, making Edge AI, the heartbeat of India’s next trillion-dollar digital leap.

      Maneesha Garg

      Partner & Head – Managed Services, Forensic, F&A, HR, Learning, Insight Led sales, Digital business operations and Sourcing

      KPMG in India

      Women in tech - diverse minds, disruptive minds

      As the tech landscape changes rapidly, the risk of biases becomes exponential, because when AI learns from data that is not representative of all of voices, inequality scales faster. The only way is to make women’s perspective and their participation integral to the design and direction of fair and responsible technology.

      Abhishek Kishore Gupta

      Partner, National Sector Lead TMT IM&A GCC

      KPMG in India

      Future gadgets: Designed and built from India

      We are moving beyond the assembly line. The 'Designed in India' era is here, and it's powered by a new trinity: the ambition of our silicon, the intelligence of our software, and the ingenuity of our frugal design. This fusion is our formula for creating the next generation of intelligent, accessible devices for the world.

      Ayush Gupta

      Partner

      KPMG in India

      Intelligent, adaptive, secure: The rise of autonomous networks

      Telecom networks are evolving from being managed to being intelligent. Autonomous systems that can adapt, heal, and secure themselves are redefining performance and reliability, marking a shift where networks don’t just connect India’s future, they continuously optimise it.

      Sidhartha Gautam

      Partner and Lead - Auto & Industrial Manufacturing Sector, Risk Advisory

      KPMG in India

      Responsible AI: India’s role in global governance and societal impact

      India is uniquely positioned to lead the global conversation on Responsible AI and digital ethics, given its scale, diversity, and democratic values. By developing inclusive and transparent governance frameworks, India can set global benchmarks for ethical tech deployment.

      Shalabh Saxena

      Partner in Consulting – Risk Advisory

      KPMG in India

      Rewriting the rules: Gen AI and the future of enterprises

      Generative AI is no longer a future trend—it’s reshaping how enterprises operate, innovate, and compete. In India, the convergence of telecom infrastructure, startup agility, and rich data ecosystems creates a unique opportunity to lead globally. Success will come to those who scale GenAI responsibly, collaboratively, and with purpose.

      Sumit Kapoor

      Partner, Risk Advisory, Head – Our Impact Plan

      KPMG in India

      Is 5G fueling the enterprise shift?

      5G is driving a profound shift across industries by accelerating automation, boosting efficiency, and fostering innovation. As adoption gains momentum, it is essential to address persistent challenges such as high infrastructure costs, regulatory barriers, and a developing device ecosystem.

      Manoj Sharma

      Partner, DT-Cyber Assurance

      KPMG in India

      Responsible AI: India’s role in global governance and societal impact

       India, as the world’s largest democracy and a fast-growing technology hub, is uniquely positioned to contribute to global AI governance frameworks. India can leverage its policy expertise, tech talent, and startup ecosystem to shape responsible AI aligned with global standards.

      Rajesh Mishra

      Partner, C&O – Insight-led Sales

      KPMG in India

      Is 5G Fueling the Enterprise Shift?

      Besides network upgrade, 5G is a tailored programmable platform integrating IoT, AI & Edge computing that shall truly fuel the enterprise shift especially for industries like manufacturing, logistics, ports.

      Shobhit Agarwal

      Partner
      India Global

      AI-assisted Radio Access Networks or Intelligent RAN enables proactive data driven decisions, helps optimise network performance and creates competitive advantage for enterprises operating in a rapidly changing digital landscape.

      Nikita Mehta

      Partner
      Tax-CBT-ICE-DEL

      Women in tech - diverse minds, disruptive minds

      Effective use of technology to solve organisational problems requires diverse minds & disruptive ideas to come together. More diversity in terms of geography, gender, culture and education fuels creativity & innovation to achieve success in this constantly evolving business environment.

      Yogesh Sharma

      Partner
      DigitalSolns-Strategy&Insights

      'Shaping the network economy: The NaaS imperative

      In today’s digital-first world, networks are no longer just infrastructure—they’re lifelines of innovation. NaaS empowers organisation to scale, adapt, and evolve with unmatched agility. It’s more than a technological shift; it’s a mindset revolution that redefines how businesses operate, collaborate, and grow. By embracing NaaS, we shape an economy built on resilience, speed, and intelligent connectivity.

      Vibhav Pachori

      Partner
      DT-Cyber Strategy and Govn

      Telecom network defense: Fortifying the digital frontier

      Telecom networks are critical infrastructure, and their defense ensures reliability, trust, and continuity. Organisations must adopt proactive strategies to safeguard digital operations and protect business value.

      Aseem Sharma

      Partner
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      Is 5G fueling the enterprise shift?

      5G allows enterprises to move from incremental change to strategic transformation. It enables rapid innovation, operational efficiency, and the ability to deliver new services at scale.

      Vishnu Pillai

      Financial Services Technology Leader, Office Managing Partner - Kochi

      KPMG in India

      • Inaugural session of Confederation of Indian Industry

        Kerala has the right demographic dividend and resource generation potential to become a financial services super provider to the nation. Product innovation, evolved risk management, digital acceleration and fintech adoption would be key to seeing Kerala succeed in taking the pole position amongst its peers.

      • Innovation meets impact: Tech-driven BFSI for tomorrow

        There is no question that tech has an outsized impact on the future of banking. Equally important are safeguards so that innovation remains sustainable. With evolving regulation - data consumption that relatively had fewer compliance hops, is going to undergo much stricter treatment - and financial institutions need to factor this into future plans.

      Vishnu Pillai

      Financial Services Technology Leader, Office Managing Partner - Kochi

      KPMG in India

      • Shaping the future of responsible digital lending: Policy, innovation, and consumer protection

        Policy innovation in fintech must be guided by foresight and fairness. India’s digital lending frameworks should not just respond to disruption—they must anticipate it, shaping a future where consumer rights are embedded in every line of code and every financial transaction.

      • India’s fintech evolution…from growth to resilience

        India's fintech sector is entering a phase where trust, not just technology, will define success. As the industry scales, resilience, governance, and regulatory alignment must be embedded into the very architecture of innovation. The Trust Score 1.0 is a step toward institutionalizing transparency and reliability—hallmarks of long-term value creation. Regulation, when treated as a design principle rather than a constraint, becomes a catalyst for credibility, enterprise adoption, and capital inflow. The future belongs to fintechs that pair agility with accountability, and speed with systemic integrity

      Akhilesh Tuteja

      Partner & National Leader, Clients and Markets

      KPMG in India

      Digital credit infrastructure: Are we ready for the next 100 million borrowers?

      A good credit system is more than finance; it’s a combination of technology, governance, ethics, and trust. Scale alone doesn’t matter. It’s the responsible, inclusive, and resilient design that determines long-term impact.

      Kunal Pande

      National Leader - Digital Trust for Financial Services Sector, National Co-Head - Digital Risk and Cyber

      KPMG in India

      Guardrails for responsible implementation of AI in securities markets

      Responsible AI must be anchored in governance by design, supported by strong capacity across data, models, technology, and people skills to manage risks.

      Equally important is a balanced regulatory approach - targeting high-risk areas while enabling innovation to thrive responsibly in the evolving AI-driven securities market ecosystem.

      Nitin Saxena

      Partner

      KPMG in India

      Responsible and ethical data sourcing for AI deployment

      With the IndiaAI Mission and the RBI's free AI framework, India has already laid the groundwork for governing ethical data sourcing at scale. Given our diversity and the remarkable pace of last-mile digital adoption, we are not just witnessing transformation — we are shaping it. India now stands uniquely positioned to lead the world in building AI that is both ethical and responsible by design.

      Akhilesh Tuteja

      Partner & National Leader, Clients and Markets

      KPMG in India

      • AI is unlike anything humanity has faced. One of the major shifts we are seeing is the rise of AI agents. These systems are designed to reduce or even remove the need for humans in the decision-making loop. Unlike traditional AI tools that assist humans, agentic AI often operates on the belief that people can be slow, inconsistent, or biased in their choices. By contrast, AI agents aim to act autonomously, making decisions and taking actions at machine speed. This raises an important challenge: rather than relying on AI to think for us, we must learn how to think with AI. The future of work, business, and even everyday decision-making will depend on how well we understand when to trust AI systems, when to guide them, and when to step in as humans to provide context, judgment, and oversight

      • Pure research is not enough – speed of commercialization is equally critical. Only when technologies are swiftly commercialised can they become affordable, accessible, and truly transformative. We must also overcome barriers to cross-border knowledge sharing, which risk slowing down global technological convergence 

      Anvesha Thakker

      Partner, Business Consulting and National Lead, Clean Energy

      KPMG in India

      Technology is now central across all industries, not just the tech sector. True success lies in combining rational systems with emotional intelligence, enabling organisations to integrate digital tools while preserving human value, ensuring transformation impacts both business and people 

      Sameer Salunke

      Partner

      KPMG in India

      Successful HR Transformation required more than technology, it demands alignment of people, culture and vision. Avoiding common pitfalls like weak planning and overlooked change management is critical. The organisations that succeed are those that approach transformation as a continuous journey, not a one-time project.

      Atul Gupta

      Partner and Head - Digital Trust and Cyber

      KPMG in India

      TMT industry is at forefront of digital innovation and rapidly adopting technologies to derive business value. The dynamism demands CISO to address the evolving cyber threats landscape and have a proactive and strategic approach. Cyber leaders are pivoting to establish Trust and thereby enhance the competitive positioning of organisations.

      Purushothaman KG

      Partner and Head Technology Transformation, Sector Head - Telecommunications

      KPMG in India

      India’s tech ecosystem is uniquely positioned to leapfrog into the intelligent enterprise era, with 81% of technology firms planning to systematically integrate AI into their products and services within the next 12 months. The strategic integration of AI can redefine our global competitiveness, as 63% of enterprises are set to increase AI spending by more than 10% in the coming year.

      However, realising AI’s full value requires a concerted effort - underscoring the importance of robust governance frameworks, talent development, and embedding AI into core business operations. Organisations that proactively embrace these imperatives will not only drive innovation but also set new benchmarks in delivering value and efficiency..

      Supreet Sachdev

      Office Managing Partner, Bengaluru

      KPMG in India

      UPSI has become increasingly critical in today’s corporate and regulatory environment. In an era of heightened scrutiny and fast-paced market movements, the way organisations identify, manage, and safeguard sensitive information can significantly impact their reputation, stakeholder trust, and legal standing. Organisations need to strengthen the key pillars of people, process and technology, and implement systems and controls to effectively safeguard themselves.

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