GeekyAnts wins ET Now award for AI and digital transformation

GeekyAnts received ET Now’s Excellence in AI & Digital Transformation award at the 2026 Business Conclave & Awards in Ahmedabad. The recognition underscores the company’s work helping enterprises move from AI pilots to production systems, cloud modernization and measurable business results.

Why it matters: - The award signals growing demand for enterprise AI programs that deliver operational gains, not just pilots. - GeekyAnts is being recognized for work that connects AI strategy, cloud modernization and digital product engineering to business outcomes. - The recognition also reflects the pressure on enterprises to turn AI adoption into measurable impact on customer experience, efficiency and cost.

What happened: - GeekyAnts received the Excellence in AI & Digital Transformation award at the ET Now Business Conclave & Awards 2026 – Gujarat Edition in Ahmedabad on June 16, 2026. - The event was organized by the Times Network. - GeekyAnts Founder and CEO Kumar Pratik, Co-Founder Sanket Sahu and Chief Revenue Officer Kunal Kumar attended the event. - Kumar Pratik joined the panel discussion “Future-Ready Manufacturing: Scaling the Global Factory Floor.”

The details: - The conclave brought together business leaders, policymakers, investors and technology executives to discuss Gujarat’s growth priorities and enterprise competitiveness. - Government of Gujarat leaders, including Deputy Chief Minister Shri Harsh Sanghvi, served as chief guest. - The event focused on AI, infrastructure, manufacturing, GCC expansion and digital platforms. - GeekyAnts’ Pillar Engine work built an AI document intelligence platform that cut manual effort by 99%. - The Pillar Engine system processed 10,000 pages in two minutes and delivered more than 85% response accuracy. - The platform used AWS Bedrock, Claude, Snowflake, DynamoDB, ECS Fargate and a custom agent architecture to convert large documents into role-based insights. - In the Nexus engagement, GeekyAnts worked on AI-driven process automation across business process management workflows. - The Nexus team designed SQL agents, evaluated retrieval-augmented generation models and built benchmarking systems. - That work reduced manual validation cycles by 50% and accelerated testing by 30%. - In another engagement, GeekyAnts moved an AI-powered hiring platform’s infrastructure from AWS EKS to Azure in one week. - The cloud modernization effort reduced monthly infrastructure costs by 50% and cut mean time to resolution by 80%. - GeekyAnts also supported a Smart Pantry AI meal recommendation platform that improved personalization and enabled faster feature iteration. - The company has a presence in San Francisco, Bengaluru and London. - GeekyAnts says it works with organizations that need consulting depth and hands-on engineering for AI roadmaps, legacy modernization, digital customer experience and cloud cost optimization. - Technology leaders can review the company’s work at the company’s website.

Between the lines: - The award lands as enterprise AI adoption grows, but many companies still struggle to move from experimentation to production impact. - McKinsey’s 2025 global AI research found that 88% of organizations use AI in at least one business function. - Gartner’s CIO research found that only 48% of digital initiatives meet or exceed business outcome targets. - IBM’s 2025 CEO study found that 61% of CEOs have started adopting AI agents and preparing them for scale. - The recognition positions GeekyAnts as a vendor focused on execution discipline, governance and measurable delivery rather than AI hype.

What’s next: - GeekyAnts is likely to use the award to deepen enterprise conversations around AI roadmaps, cloud modernization and platform delivery. - The company is directing prospects to its U.S. office to discuss upcoming platform initiatives. - More enterprise buyers are likely to focus on vendors that can show speed, cost savings and production-grade AI outcomes.