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R Systems sees AI-native work reshaping revenue mix, coding demand

R Systems sees AI-native work reshaping revenue mix, coding demand
Source: Business Standard

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  • ✓R Systems CEO Nitesh Bansal said AI-native work is reshaping revenue and coding demand.
  • ✓He noted that traditional engineering services will eventually fall as businesses shift models.
  • ✓Bansal said, "What does being AI-first mean?

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Category
Indian Markets
Reported By
Business Standard
Reading Speed
4 Minute(s)
Market Focus
India Economy

CEO Nitesh Bansal said traditional engineering services will eventually decline as more products and services become AI-native, changing both delivery models and hiring

A significant share of new and existing revenue streams at R Systems now comes from services and products driven by artificial intelligence (AI) or built natively using AI, rather than traditional coding work such as programming, debugging and testing, Managing Director and Chief Executive Officer Nitesh Bansal told Business Standard.

In an exclusive interaction, Bansal said revenue from traditional engineering services -- long a mainstay of several Indian IT companies -- would eventually decline as more products and services shift towards AI-native models.

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