Associate Manager, Accenture Technology
Bengaluru, India
"Our easy-to-deploy solution helped our client achieve higher efficiency and productivity and provide a world-class travel experience to flyers."
I lead client engagements at the Accenture Liquid Studio in India, and help our clients turn ideas into reality using rapid prototyping to become more efficient and profitable. I recently led the development of an innovative artificial intelligence (AI) solution for a major private airport in APAC to automate its airside maintenance activities, done within record time of 2 weeks . With our easy-to-deploy solution, the airport will achieve higher efficiency and productivity, and be able to provide world-class travel experience to flyers. Tight deadlines, heavy air traffic and seamless implementation made this project one of the most exciting experiences at Accenture.
My days are packed with the innovation agenda. I collaborate with senior leaders and business-enablement teams to address clients’ challenges using leading-edge technologies. I also work with global clients and government institutions to help them embrace innovation and unlock their true potential. I make sure to leverage the vast pool of training resources at Accenture that help me reimagine the possibilities for our clients.
Off work, I enjoy watching good cinema. And, I love writing movie reviews.
“I work with global clients and government institutions to help them embrace innovation and unlock their true potential.”
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