Sumi Pillai was quoted in ET Insights on National Engineer’s Day 2025. She highlighted that while deep tech will define India’s Techade, true engineering excellence lies in foresight, purpose, and empathy. She emphasized that technology without intent lacks meaning, urging innovation driven by human values and purposeful impact.
In this article, Sreekumar Pillai discusses the emergence of agentic AI and its potential to transform business operations through autonomous decision-making. He cautions leaders to look beyond the hype and focus on value-driven applications. Emphasizing data integrity, ethical alignment, and human oversight, he highlights that successful AI adoption depends on combining autonomy with accountability to deliver meaningful business impact.
Binu Jacob, Sreekumar Pillai, and Manoj Balraj were featured in SparkStories, celebrating Experion Technologies – a story of partnership, resilience, and purpose.
Sreekumar Pillai was quoted in BW People, discussing the evolving role of AI in the workforce. He emphasized that AI is not a job replacement tool but a transformative force that redefines roles, enhances productivity, and fosters new opportunities. He highlighted the importance of reskilling and adapting to AI-driven changes, advocating for a future where humans and machines collaborate to achieve greater outcomes.
Binu Jacob, CEO and Managing Director of Experion Technologies, was featured in the What the FinTech? podcast by FinTech Futures, alongside Experion advisor Markus Ruetimann. In this episode, they discussed the pressing need for financial services firms, especially those in asset management, to accelerate their digital transformation efforts in response to evolving technologies and changing customer expectations. They also shared how Experion Technologies partners with clients to drive impactful transformation through innovative tech implementation, highlighting successful use cases that exemplify Experion’s expertise in enabling modernization and agility in financial services.
Pradeep Vancheeswaran was featured in FinTech Futures, where he discussed how agentic AI is reshaping the asset management industry. He highlighted that by leveraging autonomous, goal-driven micro-agents, financial firms can enhance decision-making, streamline operations, and adapt to industry shifts. Pradeep also introduced Experion’s CARE framework (Complex, Alarming, Repetitive, Ethical) as a strategic model for implementing AI responsibly and effectively in financial services.
In this article, Pramodh Pillai explores the evolution of artificial intelligence from today’s specialized systems to the future promise of general intelligence. He draws parallels between fictional droids like R2D2 and real-world AI, highlighting how current technologies operate within narrow domains while AGI aims for human-like adaptability. By tracing this journey, Pramodh emphasizes the importance of building context-aware, responsible AI that aligns with ethical and societal needs.
Sreekumar Pillai, CTO at Experion Technologies, shares that in the next five years, AI is expected to take on more advanced coding tasks, such as recognizing patterns across vast codebases and assisting in system design. He envisions AI generating microservices from business rules, automating code migration, and even enabling intelligent debugging, signaling a shift toward smarter, more autonomous software development processes.
In this article, Manoj Balraj reflects on the transformative power of workplace appreciation. He asserts that the most meaningful recognition often happens in everyday moments when leaders show genuine attention—not just through formal awards or reviews. By building a culture where regular, authentic acknowledgement is woven into daily interactions, organizations can elevate engagement, boost morale, and enhance overall performance.
Sreekumar Pillai, CTO of Experion Technologies, shared his thoughts on the rise of Agentic AI, which goes beyond automation to make autonomous decisions and pursue goals. While this unlocks new business value, he stresses the importance of managing risks like misaligned objectives. He emphasizes the need for transparent models, ethical frameworks, and ongoing human oversight to ensure AI serves human interests responsibly and intentionally.