Hexaware and upGrad Expand AI Skilling Partnership to Drive Enterprise Transformation Globally

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Hexaware Technologies and upGrad Enterprise have expanded their collaboration beyond internal training to a global go-to-market alliance. The partnership will deliver AI skilling and enterprise transformation programs for Hexaware clients worldwide, focusing on executive training, agentic AI capabilities, and engineering excellence with targets of 30-40% faster releases.

Hexaware and upGrad Shift from Vendor Relationship to Strategic Alliance

Hexaware Technologies and upGrad Enterprise have announced an expanded collaboration that transforms their existing vendor-buyer relationship into a comprehensive global go-to-market alliance

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. The partnership will deliver AI skilling and enterprise transformation programs to Hexaware clients worldwide, building on their previous work that included enterprise-wide GenAI upskilling and the launch of the Agentic AI Academy. Under this new arrangement, upGrad becomes Hexaware's preferred partner for enterprise AI capability development, with both companies collaborating on go-to-market initiatives and client engagement to address what R. Srikrishna, CEO & Executive Director at Hexaware, describes as the execution capacity constraints facing enterprise AI programs

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Comprehensive Portfolio Targets Technical and Business Teams

The expanded collaboration introduces a portfolio designed to support enterprises in scaling their AI business lines through targeted learning programs. These include verticalized AI learning tracks tied to industry use cases in Hexaware sectors, role-based Agentic AI programs for technical, business, and corporate functions, and executive AI Innovation Labs with co-design workshops for C-suite leaders

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. The initiative also features AI-enabled coding centers of excellence, co-created AI experimentation environments, AI sandbox experimentation, and rapid prototyping formats. Programs will upskill Cloud Architects toward GenAI Architects roles and developers toward AI engineering capabilities, while technical leaders learn to design AI-first solutions. Business teams will gain the ability to apply GenAI tools and low-code autonomous agents to build automated workflows with reduced dependence on specialist technology teams

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Banking Sector Pilot Demonstrates Growing Demand

Hexaware and upGrad Enterprise delivered a three-day AI training program in March this year for executives and senior engineering managers from a major banking client, reflecting the growing demand for enterprise AI capabilities across the financial services sector

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. This pilot engagement demonstrates the practical application of their global enterprise AI programs approach, where architecture, engineering, and business teams align to a common delivery agenda. The partnership will also involve collaboration with hyperscalers and AI-native venture partners to expand reach and technical capabilities across different enterprise environments.

Targeting Measurable Engineering Outcomes and Responsible AI Adoption

The combined efforts aim to deliver approximately 30-40% faster releases, better code quality, and fewer bugs while supporting enterprises to scale GenAI responsibly with stronger governance

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. Beyond improving engineering outcomes, the programs focus on embedding workforce readiness directly into AI strategy. Arushee Aggarwal, CEO of upGrad Enterprise, emphasizes that enterprise skilling must influence how people make decisions, design solutions, and deliver work, building rigor into programs spanning executive priorities, engineering practice, and functional adoption

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. This approach addresses the challenge of ensuring enterprise productivity improvements while maintaining governance standards as organizations navigate the complexities of AI adoption at scale.

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