T-Systems taps Indian talent pool for new AI chief
Appointment of Ramesh Revuru as Chief AI Officer reflects parent Deutsche Telekom’s wider AI push and underscores growing role of Indian operations in T-Systems’ delivery of projects and products. The provider has been on a major AI recruitment push as it looks to generate €200m in revenue from the tech this year…
This article includes:
- Organisations: Bharti Airtel; BlueVerse; Computer Associates; Deutsche Telekom; Hitachi; Infosys; LTIMindtree; LTM; Oracle; Tech Mahindra; T‑Systems; T‑Systems ICT India.
- Geographic: Asia-Pacific; India.
- People: Anant Padmanabhan; Christoph Ahrendt; Ferri Abolhassan; Jon Abrahamson; Kartik Sheth; Magdalena Jonczak; Ramesh Revuru; Sven Löffler.
- Themes: Advisory services; Agentic AI; AI Cloud; AI Factory; AI Foundation Services; AI Solution Factory; Artificial intelligence; Chatbot; Cloud engineering; Computer vision; Data analytics; Data and AI Factory; Data products; Data science; Digital transformation; Enterprise solutions; Global delivery centres; Industrial AI Cloud; Innovation; Large Language Model Serving Service; Machine learning; Operational excellence; Product development; Recruitment; Security operations; SmartChat; Sovereign AI; Warehouse optimisation.
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