Bengaluru Facility Targets Enterprise Agentic AI Adoption
Key Highlights
- Econz IT Services has launched Bengaluru’s first Gemini Enterprise Experience Centre in collaboration with Google Cloud.
- The centre will allow enterprises to experience, build, test and deploy Agentic AI solutions.
- The facility is powered by Google Cloud’s Gemini Enterprise capabilities.
- The launch coincides with the inauguration of Econz IT Services’ new Bengaluru office.
- Enterprises will be able to explore cross-platform workflow automation at the centre.
- The facility will demonstrate intelligent research capabilities using NotebookLM Enterprise.
- Businesses can develop custom AI agents using Google’s Agent Development Kit.
- An Agentic Sandbox will support no-code and low-code AI agent development.
- Use cases will cover functions including HR, Finance, Sales and Operations.
- The centre will also offer industry-specific AI blueprints for BFSI and Healthcare.
Bengaluru, August 19: Econz IT Services has launched Bengaluru’s first Gemini Enterprise Experience Centre in collaboration with Google Cloud, creating a dedicated facility where businesses can experience, develop, test and deploy advanced Agentic AI solutions.
The centre is designed to help enterprises move beyond AI experimentation and explore how Gemini Enterprise-powered systems can be implemented across real-world business operations.
The launch also marks the inauguration of Econz IT Services’ new Bengaluru office, bringing together the company’s enterprise technology, consulting and artificial intelligence capabilities within a purpose-built ecosystem.
Focus on enterprise Agentic AI
The Experience Centre will provide organisations with an immersive environment for evaluating Agentic AI technologies before deploying them across business functions.
Agentic AI systems are designed to perform more complex tasks and workflows with a greater degree of autonomy than conventional AI tools, allowing businesses to automate multi-step processes and coordinate activities across applications.
The facility aims to give enterprise teams an opportunity to understand these capabilities through practical demonstrations and experimentation.
Live Gemini Enterprise demonstrations
The centre will showcase live demonstrations of Gemini Enterprise capabilities, including cross-platform workflow automation.
Businesses will also be able to explore intelligent research applications through NotebookLM Enterprise.
Another focus area will be custom AI agent development using Google’s Agent Development Kit, or ADK, enabling organisations to explore agents tailored to specific business requirements.
These demonstrations are intended to help companies assess how enterprise AI can fit into their existing technology and operational environments.
Agentic Sandbox for building AI agents
A key component of the facility is an Agentic Sandbox designed for developing and testing AI agents.
The environment will support both no-code and low-code development, potentially allowing business teams to experiment with AI automation without relying entirely on traditional software development processes.
The sandbox will focus on enterprise functions including human resources, finance, sales and operations.
This could enable companies to test use cases such as workflow automation, information retrieval, employee support and operational assistance before moving toward larger deployments.
BFSI and healthcare use cases
The Experience Centre will also feature industry-specific AI blueprints for the banking, financial services and insurance sector as well as healthcare.
Industry-focused frameworks can help enterprises explore AI applications while accounting for sector-specific workflows and requirements.
The facility is positioned as a bridge between experimentation and production deployment, allowing organisations to evaluate AI applications in a controlled environment before implementing them at scale.
Bengaluru chosen for enterprise AI push
Econz IT Services CEO and Founder Moby K Babu said Bengaluru has consistently been at the forefront of technology-led transformation.
He said the Experience Centre is intended to bring the next phase of enterprise AI into the city’s technology ecosystem.
The company’s objective is to provide enterprises with a tangible way to experience Agentic AI, understand its business potential and move confidently from experimentation toward implementation.
Enterprise AI moves toward implementation
The launch comes as businesses increasingly explore how generative and Agentic AI can move beyond standalone assistants and become integrated into everyday corporate workflows.
Companies are examining AI applications across research, customer engagement, internal operations, finance, human resources and other functions.
Dedicated enterprise facilities such as the new Bengaluru centre could help organisations evaluate these technologies, develop customised agents and determine where automation can deliver practical business value before committing to larger-scale deployments.
