Hexaware Appoints Srinivasan Panchapakesan as Chief Platform Officer
Hexaware Technologies appointed Srinivasan Panchapakesan as President and Chief Platform Officer. He will lead the integration and scaling of the company's platform portfolio, including Amaze®, RapidX®, Tensai®, and Agentverse™. This move aims to unify platforms for the agentic AI era, moving AI from pilots to production.
The appointment of a key executive to a newly created strategic role and the unification of the platform portfolio are significant internal developments that could positively impact the company's future growth and service delivery.
The appointment of a new Chief Platform Officer and the unification of the platform portfolio are strategic initiatives aimed at enhancing the company's offerings and market position in the AI era, which is viewed positively.
Hexaware Technologies Limited has announced the appointment of Srinivasan Panchapakesan as President and Chief Platform Officer, a newly created role, effective immediately. In this position, Srinivasan will be responsible for the development, integration, and scaling of Hexaware's platform portfolio, which includes Amaze® for cloud modernization, RapidX® for AI-accelerated software engineering, Tensai® for agentic IT operations, and Agentverse™ for enterprise AI agents. This strategic move aims to unify Hexaware's platform portfolio for the agentic AI era, allowing clients to move AI beyond isolated pilots into everyday production use. Srinivasan brings over 35 years of industry experience, including more than 27 years at Hexaware, where he was instrumental in developing Amaze® and RapidX®.
R. Srikrishna, CEO and Executive Director of Hexaware, stated that platforms are central to serving enterprise clients and expressed confidence in Srinivasan's ability to lead this initiative. Srinivasan Panchapakesan commented on the need for enterprises to integrate AI into their core operations and how consolidating platforms onto a single foundation will enhance value and provide auditable, agentic AI for production use. The new charter is designed to streamline modernization efforts and bridge the gap between current enterprise capabilities and future aspirations.
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