BUSINESS INNOVATION IN THE AGE OF AI
Calibo at ET GCC Summit 2026
10 September 2026 | The Westin Hyderabad Mindspace
As a Presenting Partner of the ET GCC Summit 2026, Calibo is bringing one central question to the conversation:
How do enterprises turn the opportunities created by AI into business outcomes that work in the real world?
Throughout the Summit, Calibo leaders will explore this question through executive thought leadership, closed-door industry discussions, and real-world enterprise use cases.
Attend our sessions
3:05 - 3:20 pm
KEYNOTE
Business Innovation in the Age of AI: Turning Opportunity into Outcomes
How can enterprises turn the opportunities created by AI into measurable business outcomes?
Speaker
Mr. Raj Vattikuti
4:30 - 5:30 pm
ROUNDTABLE
AI in Healthcare: Early Success in a Regulated Environment
Where is AI already creating value in healthcare and what does it take to deploy it responsibly in a highly regulated environment?
Moderator
Mr. Raj Ramaswamy
6:00 - 7:00 pm
ROUNDTABLE
Is Your Data Actually AI-Ready?
Why haven't major data-platform investments accelerated AI adoption — and what does it really take to make enterprise data trusted and AI-ready?
Moderator
Mr. Badri Ramakrishnan
KEYNOTE
Business Innovation in the Age of AI: Turning Opportunity into Outcomes
AI is creating more opportunities for business innovation than ever before. Yet for many enterprises, turning those opportunities into measurable outcomes remains difficult.
In his keynote, Raj Vattikuti explores why the next phase of AI will be defined not simply by access to technology, but by an organization's ability to turn business priorities into outcomes at scale.
He will share a practical perspective on how trusted, AI-ready data, the right innovation model, and business-embedded AI capabilities can help enterprises move beyond experimentation. Together, these elements create a repeatable path from idea to production and turn AI opportunities into real business outcomes.
Speaker
Mr. Raj Vattikuti
3:05 - 3:20 pm
KEYNOTE
ROUNDTABLE
AI in Healthcare: Early Success in a Regulated Environment
Healthcare AI presents significant opportunities across the value chain. But meaningful deployment must navigate fragmented data, regulation, accuracy, and governance.
The discussion will explore where AI is already beginning to demonstrate tangible value across:
Clinical documentation · Claims adjudication · Pharmacovigilance · Clinical trials management
The discussion will particularly focus on validation, audit trails, responsible AI, regulatory compliance, and human-in-the-loop requirements.
Moderator
Mr. Raj Ramaswamy
4:30 - 5:30 pm
ROUNDTABLE
ROUNDTABLE
Is Your Data Actually AI-Ready?
Financial institutions have invested heavily in modern data platforms and infrastructure. Yet meaningful AI deployment continues to be slowed by a harder problem than infrastructure alone: fragmented ownership, uneven trust in data and the gap between storing data and making it genuinely AI-ready.
The discussion will explore what trusted data really means across business, risk and compliance — and the governance, ownership and foundations required to move AI reliably from experimentation into production.
Moderator
Mr. Badri Ramakrishnan
6:00 - 7:00 pm
ROUNDTABLE
"Business Innovation in the Age of AI: Turning Opportunity into Outcomes"
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"Is Your Data Actually AI-Ready? "
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Business Innovation Methodology
A structured, outcome-led approach that breaks complex challenges into focused business use cases and creates a repeatable path from idea to value.
Business Innovation Sandbox
A governed environment where business and technology teams can build, test and validate solutions within real-world enterprise constraints without disrupting production.
AI Expertise & Talent
AI practitioners, domain expertise, and AI-ready talent help enterprises identify, shape and deliver business innovation while building the capability to sustain it.
“The winners in the AI era will not be the businesses with the most ideas, but the ones that turn the right ideas into real-world impact.”
Raj Vattikuti
Founder & Executive Chairman, Calibo
Innovation that works inside real enterprise constraints.
"Our strategic alliance with Calibo allows us to streamline loan processes, making credit more accessible to small businesses and supporting economic growth. We chose Calibo because of their proven track record in digital innovation and their commitment to speed, efficiency, and trust."
Robert Farr
President & CEO, First State Bank and Bank313
"With Calibo, we were able to create business impacting applications which would have taken us more than 9 months to develop in just 4-5 months, resulting in faster time-to-value."
Alberto Langle Bornacelli
Global Head of IT Business Relationships, NatureSweet
"Instead of building our own digital ecosystem, which would have taken 12-18 months, before we could solve business problems, we could start within 8 weeks thanks to Calibo’s platform."
Noé Angel
Global CIO, NatureSweet
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