I build enterprise AI platforms that ship — not whitepapers, not proofs of concept, but production systems running for Fortune 500 clients. The Wall holds the line between AI hype and actual delivery.
“He never played a shot he didn’t need to play. Every defence was intentional. Every run was earned.”
Rahul Dravid — The Wall — was not India’s most celebrated batsman. He was India’s most reliable one. While others went for glory, he built innings that held when everything else collapsed.
I approach enterprise AI the same way. While others pitch decks full of agent frameworks and LLM benchmarks, I ask one question: does it ship, and does it hold in production?
Seventeen years. Six companies. Every three years, a deliberate reinvention — from delivery to product, from product to platform, from platform to agentic AI. Never afraid to stop being what I was.
A 9-hub enterprise AI platform covering device lifecycle intelligence, XLA performance, sustainability metrics, knowledge management, incident intelligence, and field operations. The first platform of its kind at this scale for an enterprise healthcare organisation.
11 named autonomous AI agents handling IT service desk resolution, ticket triage, knowledge management, access governance, and operations intelligence. End-to-end agentic workflow with configurable confidence thresholds and human escalation boundaries.
The category does not exist yet. NTT DATA will name it and own it. The model: we do not sell AI tools. We sell redesigned work — and manage it continuously through the Agent Operations Center.
Open to conversations about AI platform leadership, agentic AI product roles, and enterprise AI practice building. Based in Bengaluru. Not relocating.