Xoriant Urges Shift to ‘Applied Intelligence’ as AI Turns From Hype to Execution
The company cites universal AI literacy with a platform-plus-domain model to close the application gap.
Overview
- CEO Rohit Kedia called for redirecting AI efforts toward measurable business outcomes, warning that investment has outpaced real adoption.
- Xoriant says its entire workforce is now AI literate and it is targeting company-wide AI fluency by the end of next year.
- The firm’s approach rests on three pillars: workforce transformation, domain ontologies for expertise, and platform-led delivery through its Orion system.
- On the first trading day of 2026, the S&P 500 rose 0.19%, the Nasdaq dipped 0.03%, and the Dow gained 0.66% as Berkshire Hathaway began the Greg Abel era with Class A shares down 1.4%.
- Regulatory signals remained active with SEBI proposing phased net-worth rules for merchant bankers and the U.S. president blocking HieFo’s $3 million purchase of Emcore assets on national-security grounds.