In This Week’s Belamy: Indian IT’s Agent Era has Begun | AIM – LinkedIn

AIM’s Post In This Week’s Belamy: Indian IT’s Agent Era has Begun The landscape of India’s IT services industry is shifting under our feet, and it’s all thanks to autonomous AI agents. At TCS, CIO Bala Prasad Peddigari led a bold restructuring—12,000 job cuts alongside reorganization around AI‑led platforms and reusable agents. He warns, though, that enterprise‑grade agentic systems still face challenges in accuracy and domain tuning. Over at Infosys, Salil Parekh isn’t waiting for caution. His team has already deployed over 300 AI agents across operations and client projects, wrapped in the company’s Topaz stack of proprietary models and open weights. With 3.8 percent growth and $3.8 billion in large deals, Infosys is proving that “industrial‑grade AI” can replace slide decks with production‑ready code. Wipro’s Srini Pallia has taken a different path: even as revenue dipped, he secured $5 billion in GenAI bookings and built a $2.7 billion pipeline, embedding AI in every one of 63 major deals. Under his leadership, 87,000 employees have been trained in generative AI—turning Wipro’s promise of experimentation into scaled execution. HCLTech is working directly with OpenAI, productizing GPT‑powered agents for ITSM, infrastructure, and cybersecurity, while Tech Mahindra’s KOGO platform helped drive a 34 percent profit jump and put over 200 agents into production. Mid‑tier
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