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Jio Haptik appoints Adarsh as Enterprise Business Head to drive global AI growth
Jio Haptik has appointed Adarsh as its new Enterprise Business Head. He will lead sales, customer success, and international expansion efforts. Adarsh brings nearly two decades of global experience in enterprise sales. The company aims to accelerate enterprise growth and expand its global market presence. Haptik will focus on delivering measurable business outcomes through intelligent agents. AI-powered customer experience platform Jio Haptik on Monday announced that it has appointed Adarsh as its Enterprise Business Head, effective August 2026, as the company looks to accelerate enterprise growth and expand its presence across global markets. According to the company, Adarsh will oversee Haptik's enterprise business, including sales, customer success, international expansion and partnerships. His mandate will include expanding existing customer accounts, driving adoption of AI-powered solutions and building a scalable enterprise business focused on measurable outcomes. He brings nearly two decades of experience across India, Asia-Pacific, the Middle East and the US, spanning enterprise sales, strategic account management, business development, partnerships, cloud, AI and digital transformation. Also Read: Indian IT companies may see growth recovery from FY27 as AI spending shifts to enterprise adoption "The next phase of Enterprise AI will not be about deploying more bots, it will be about delivering measurable business outcomes through intelligent agents," Adarsh said in a company statement. "At Jio Haptik, my focus will be to help enterprises move from experimentation to scale, while building deeper customer relationships and a stronger global Enterprise growth engine," he added. Haptik currently works with more than 500 enterprises globally and has powered over 25 billion interactions across more than 10 channels in 135 languages since its founding in 2013, according to the company. More than 100 enterprises have adopted its voice AI capabilities, Haptik said. The company is now looking to accelerate its enterprise business across India, Europe, the Middle East and Africa (EMEA), Asia-Pacific (APAC) and Latin America (LatAm), with a focus on voice AI, agentic AI and AI-led automation. Haptik targets larger enterprise AI deals As part of his mandate, Adarsh will focus on moving customer relationships beyond individual AI projects towards strategic, multi-use-case partnerships. The company plans to help enterprises deploy AI across multiple customer journeys, channels and business functions, while increasing deal sizes through solutions built around AI agents, voice AI and end-to-end customer journey automation. Haptik will also develop vertical-specific AI solutions for sectors including banking, financial services and insurance (BFSI), retail, telecom, healthcare, consumer and travel and hospitality. Also Read: AI adoption surges in Asia as companies set up new hubs in Singapore, India The company said it will focus on measuring AI adoption through business outcomes including automation, conversion, customer experience, response times, productivity and cost efficiency. "Haptik has already evolved significantly from its roots in conversational AI to helping enterprises adopt AI across voice, automation and increasingly agentic experiences," Ahshad Jussawala, CEO, Jio Haptik, said. "Adarsh's appointment brings dedicated leadership to this next stage of scale, with a mandate spanning customer relationships, growth and our broader enterprise ecosystem," he added. Before joining Jio Haptik, Adarsh worked at Trianz on technology-led transformation opportunities with large enterprises. He has also been involved in entrepreneurial ventures including FluidSpace, a flexible workspace marketplace, and Novum, an IoT-focused company. His professional experience includes AWS, Microsoft Azure, Databricks, generative AI, enterprise cloud transformation and digital platforms, alongside large-account management and enterprise go-to-market. Haptik said it is also focused on responsible and ethical AI adoption globally and represents India at the World Economic Forum's AI Governance Alliance.
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Jio Haptik Appoints Adarsh. as Enterprise Business Head to Accelerate Global Enterprise AI Growth
Appointment strengthens Jio Haptik's enterprise leadership as the company scales AI adoption across India, EMEA, APAC and LatAm Jio Haptik today announced the appointment of Adarsh. as Enterprise Business Head, effective August, 2026. In his new role, Adarsh will lead Jio Haptik's overall Enterprise business, with a mandate to accelerate growth and deepen strategic customer relationships across key global markets. He will oversee sales, customer success, international expansion and partnerships, with a focus on expanding existing accounts, driving broader adoption of AI-powered solutions and building a scalable, outcome-led enterprise business. Adarsh brings nearly two decades of experience across India, APAC, the Middle East and the US, spanning enterprise sales, strategic account management, business development, partnerships, cloud, AI and digital transformation. Speaking about his appointment, Adarsh, said, "The next phase of Enterprise AI will not be about deploying more bots, it will be about delivering measurable business outcomes through intelligent agents. At Jio Haptik, my focus will be to help enterprises move from experimentation to scale, while building deeper customer relationships and a stronger global Enterprise growth engine." Jio Haptik currently works with 500+ enterprises globally, with more than 100 enterprises having adopted its voice AI capabilities. As enterprise AI adoption moves from experimentation to scaled deployment, the company is focused on accelerating its enterprise business across India, EMEA, APAC and LatAm, while driving deeper adoption of voice AI, agentic AI and AI-led automation. Commenting on the appointment, Ahshad Jussawala, CEO, Jio Haptik, said, "Haptik has already evolved significantly from its roots in conversational AI to helping enterprises adopt AI across voice, automation and increasingly agentic experiences. Adarsh's appointment brings dedicated leadership to this next stage of scale, with a mandate spanning customer relationships, growth and our broader enterprise ecosystem. His experience will be instrumental in deepening our enterprise business and accelerating the adoption of AI at scale." As part of his mandate, Adarsh will focus on moving Jio Haptik's enterprise relationships from individual projects towards strategic, multi-use-case partnerships, helping customers expand AI adoption across multiple customer journeys, channels and business functions. The company will also look to increase enterprise deal sizes by addressing broader business challenges through AI Agents, Voice AI and end-to-end customer journey automation. Another key priority will be developing vertical-led AI propositions for sectors where Jio Haptik has strong customer relationships and market credibility, including BFSI, Retail, Telecom, Healthcare, Consumer, and Travel & Hospitality. Jio Haptik will also focus on helping enterprises measure AI through tangible business outcomes such as automation, conversion, customer experience, response time, productivity and cost efficiency. Prior to Jio Haptik, Adarsh's experience at Trianz included working with large enterprises on technology-led transformation opportunities. He has also been involved in building entrepreneurial ventures, including FluidSpace, a flexible workspace marketplace, and Novum, an IoT-focused company. His professional background includes exposure to AWS, Microsoft Azure, Databricks, Generative AI, enterprise cloud transformation and digital platforms, alongside extensive experience in large-account management and enterprise go-to-market.
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Jio Haptik has appointed Adarsh as Enterprise Business Head, effective August 2026, to accelerate enterprise AI growth across global markets. With nearly two decades of experience in enterprise sales and AI transformation, Adarsh will oversee sales, customer success, and international expansion as the company shifts focus from conversational AI to delivering measurable business outcomes through intelligent agents.
Jio Haptik announced the appointment of Adarsh as its Enterprise Business Head, effective August 2026, marking a strategic move to accelerate enterprise AI adoption and expand its global market presence
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. The AI-powered customer experience platform, which currently serves more than 500 enterprises globally, is positioning itself to capitalize on the shift from AI experimentation to scaled deployment across industries1
.Adarsh will oversee the company's enterprise business, including sales, customer success, international expansion, and partnerships, with a mandate to expand existing customer accounts and drive adoption of AI-powered solutions
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. His appointment strengthens Jio Haptik's enterprise leadership as the company scales operations across India, EMEA, APAC, and LatAm markets2
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Adarsh brings nearly two decades of experience across India, Asia-Pacific, the Middle East, and the US, spanning enterprise sales, strategic account management, business development, partnerships, cloud, AI, and digital transformation
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. His professional background includes exposure to AWS, Microsoft Azure, Databricks, generative AI, enterprise cloud transformation, and digital platforms, alongside extensive experience in large-account management and enterprise go-to-market strategies1
.Before joining Jio Haptik, Adarsh worked at Trianz on technology-led transformation opportunities with large enterprises
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. He has also been involved in entrepreneurial ventures including FluidSpace, a flexible workspace marketplace, and Novum, an IoT-focused company2
."The next phase of Enterprise AI will not be about deploying more bots, it will be about delivering measurable business outcomes through intelligent agents," Adarsh said in a company statement
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. He emphasized his focus on helping enterprises move from experimentation to scale while building deeper customer relationships and a stronger global enterprise growth engine2
.Jio Haptik has powered over 25 billion interactions across more than 10 channels in 135 languages since its founding in 2013
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. More than 100 enterprises have adopted its voice AI capabilities, signaling strong market traction in this area1
. The company is now accelerating its enterprise business with a focus on voice AI, agentic AI, and AI-led automation2
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As part of his mandate, Adarsh will focus on moving customer relationships beyond individual AI projects towards strategic, multi-use-case partnerships
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. The company plans to help enterprises deploy AI across multiple customer journeys, channels, and business functions while increasing deal sizes through solutions built around AI agents, voice AI, and end-to-end customer journey automation1
.Jio Haptik will develop vertical-specific AI solutions for sectors including BFSI, retail, telecom, healthcare, consumer, and travel and hospitality
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. The AI solutions provider will measure adoption through tangible business outcomes including automation, conversion, customer experience, response times, productivity, and cost efficiency2
."Haptik has already evolved significantly from its roots in conversational AI to helping enterprises adopt AI across voice, automation and increasingly agentic experiences," said Ahshad Jussawala, CEO of Jio Haptik
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. He noted that Adarsh's appointment brings dedicated leadership to this next stage of scale, with a mandate spanning customer relationships, growth, and the broader enterprise ecosystem2
.The company is focused on responsible and ethical AI adoption globally and represents India at the World Economic Forum's AI Governance Alliance
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. This appointment signals Jio Haptik's commitment to building a scalable, outcome-led enterprise business as companies worldwide transition from pilot AI projects to full-scale implementation across their operations2
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