Digital consulting group Nagarro has partnered with OpenAI services to scale its AI adoption, as per an official press release. Nagarro has a focus on the Asia Pacific region and is involved in helping businesses scale OpenAI products and services into their workflows.
Over the past 12 months, OpenAI has rolled out multiple features in an attempt to make ChatGPT more user friendly and interactive.
The new update is expected to bring all those integrations to companies and regions where professionals are interested in using AI but don’t have access or proper knowledge.
Nagarro’s Global CTO said in the official statement that becoming an OpenAI services partner reinforces its commitment to helping enterprises integrate AI.
“Our focus is on enabling clients to apply generative AI to real business problems, from automation and decision support to customer experience and operational efficiency, with the structure, governance, and engineering rigor that large organisations require,” he also said.
Reports state that the heightened competition among tech giants has caused Sam Altman to declare a ‘code red’. As per an internal memo shown to The Information and The Wall Street Journal, Altman told employees they needed to work on improving ChatGPT due to increasing levels of competition with Google’s Gemini.
Google’s Gemini has rolled out an updated version called Gemini 3 and is part of the larger suite of services rolled out by Google in order to stay relevant.