Deloitte to unveil fully India-developed AI platform that offers scale, speed to global enterprises

Deloitte on Tuesday (February 10, 2026) became the first amongst the Big Four to announce its fully-India developed global readiness for AI with GenW.AI, its next-generation open source, Java-based, low-code enterprise platform.

It would help organisations rapidly build applications, dashboards, and AI agents and also help converge AI, Gen AI and agentic AI, a team of partners of Deloitte India said, here at a select media preview of GenW.AI.

The platform, designed to integrate with a wide range of large language models (LLMs), ensuring flexibility as sovereign and enterprise-grade AI ecosystems evolve, is scheduled to be officially launched at the upcoming India AI Summit in New Delhi later this month.

Deloitte India partners indicated that all 19,000 existing clients in India and thousands of newer clients including MSMEs (with revenue of ₹250 crore and above), and educational institutions were expected to embrace the new platform available at a price that is 50% cheaper than the rest of the market.

According to Jagadish Bhandarkar, partner and chief disruption officer, Deloitte India, GenW.AI is the first of its kind developed entirely in India, to offer a full suite of tools under a single, unified platform. As a low code platform GenW.AI offered ease of use, speed of development and therefore speed to market to clients, he elaborated.

“Enterprises today don’t just need tools. They need frameworks that let them move fast without increasing operational risk. The challenge isn’t about whether to adopt low-code or AI, but how to do so with guardrails, scale, and speed. Domain experts can now solve their everyday problems with GenW.AI as an enabler,’’ added Mr. Bhandarkar.

Across industries, leaders were seeking practical ways to modernise operations, reduce backlogs, and unlock the potential of AI without adding complexity or cost, stated Nitin Kini, chief operating officer, Deloitte South Asia.

“The market is shifting from large, bespoke programmes to platform approaches that empower “fusion teams” of business and IT to co-create safely. CIOs and CTOs are increasingly prioritising speed of innovation while also preserving the ability to meet compliance expectations, keeping data private, and avoiding brittle, one-off solutions,’’ added Mr. Kini.

GenW.AI, designed to democratise innovation, would be offered both as an on-Prem and on cloud platform ensuring complete control over IP and data for businesses. Whether an enterprise wants to integrate data scattered across functions or build workflows, leverage LLMs to not just pre-process decisions but keep AI explainable, GenW.AI will cater to every demand. Also with this, enterprises will be able to strengthen their competitive advantage by building applications, agents and dashboards, faster, cheaper and better, according to these partners.

On deployment preparedness, Sudeepta Veerapaneni, partner, chief innovation officer, Deloitte India, said 45,000 employees in India including 450 leaders (practice heads) and some 30,000 people across customer ecosystems were already trained for the rollout. “We have developed the platform and tested it internally across our functions globally in the last six months,’’ she added.

Deloitte has around 1,50,00 people in India, a major chunk of its global people strength of over 4.5 lakh people, and has plans to hire another 50,000 people in the country by 2030.

Published – February 11, 2026 10:53 am IST