New Delhi, 16 Apr, (CXO Media): Technology services company Infogain has relaunched under a new identity, Tenarai, marking a shift toward enterprise-focused artificial intelligence solutions. The company said the rebranding follows several years of internal restructuring and investment in AI-related capabilities, including platform development, workforce expansion, and partnerships with technology providers.
The transition reflects growing demand from enterprises seeking to move from pilot AI projects to large-scale deployment. Company leadership indicated that the new identity is intended to align with its strategy of delivering AI-driven tools across business functions such as marketing, eCommerce, engineering, and data management.
Focus On AI Platforms And Enterprise Use Cases
As part of the shift, Tenarai plans to expand solutions that integrate AI into core enterprise workflows. These include tools for demand forecasting, content transformation, enterprise data integration, and agent-based automation systems designed to improve operational efficiency. The company also introduced a dedicated development unit named Frontier Labs, which will focus on converting experimental AI concepts into production-ready enterprise applications.
The Frontier Labs initiative also introduces specialized technical roles such as forward-deployed engineers and design leads focused on integrating AI into business operations. This reflects a broader trend among technology firms investing in domain-specific AI talent to support large enterprise deployments.
Partnerships With Technology Firms And Academic Institutions
Tenarai said it is strengthening collaborations with major technology providers including Databricks, Salesforce, Google Cloud, and Adobe to expand enterprise AI offerings.
In addition, the company has entered academic partnerships with National Institute of Technology Delhi and BITS Pilani to develop AI-focused curriculum, research collaborations, and internship programs aimed at preparing industry-ready talent.
The company also announced the expansion of its startup acceleration initiative, which connects early-stage AI firms with enterprise clients. The move reflects increasing competition among technology service providers to secure access to emerging AI tools and talent pipelines as enterprise demand for applied AI solutions continues to grow.
